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Digible is seeking an Insights & Analytics Strategist to join the Data team. You will translate data from the semantic layer and new signals into client-ready insights, working with the Agency Solutions team to turn analysis into action for our multifamily clients.
You will collaborate with Data Science and Analytics Engineering, report to the Director of Data, and thrive in a standalone analytics role embedded with business teams, driving decisions and outcomes beyond just reports.
Digible is a privately owned and operated digital marketing company founded in 2017 with a mission to bring cutting-edge solutions to the multifamily industry. We offer a full suite of digital services, alongside Fiona, our predictive analytics platform, the first of its kind.
At Digible, we take pride in our collaborative, transparent, and authentic culture. Since 2021, we've been recognized as a Top Workplace in Colorado and secured the #8 spot in the Best Places to Work Multifamily rankings. From our hiring process to our All Hands meetings and Town Halls, our values are at the core of everything we do.
We believe diversity fuels innovation, and we strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone can bring their authentic selves to work. If you're ready to do the best work of your career, we'd love to have you on the team!
Digible is looking for an Insights & Analytics Strategist to join our Data team.
Our Data team owns the governed semantic layer, the Silver and Gold data models, and the trusted metric definitions that the rest of Digible builds on. This role sits next to that foundation but faces outward. It closes the gap between the data we already collect and the decisions our agency teams make every day for our roughly 1,000 multifamily clients.
You'll dig into data sources that aren't being used well today, turn them into client and business insight, and work directly with our Agency Solutions team to put that insight into action on real client accounts. This isn't a dashboard-building role, and it isn't a pure data engineering role either. Think of it as the connective tissue between the two: you take the semantic layer's trusted foundation, add in data nobody has operationalized yet, and put both to work alongside the agency. We'll measure your success by the decisions and outcomes you influence on client accounts, not just the reports you hand off.
You'll report to our Director of Data and partner most closely with our Director of Agency Solutions, sitting within a roughly 20-person technology department. You'll also work with Analytics Engineering on data foundations and Data Science when a question needs deeper modeling.
This role is open to candidates located within the United States.
While this job description outlines the core expectations of the role, it's not a full list of everything you'll do at Digible. We believe in leaning in by hitting your key goals, sharing insights, and finding new ways to elevate performance, process, and client success.
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