Lead Marketing Analyst

Fi Money; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Fi Money in New York, NY is seeking a Lead Marketing Analyst to own the entire marketing's analytical stack, from the daily numbers the team runs on to the measurement work that decides where the budget goes next. You’ll be the first call for what happened and the harder why and what if.

You’ll build on the data team’s shared warehouse models and definitions so marketing reporting reconciles to a single source of truth, enabling smarter decisions and faster growth for Fi Money.

Job description

Welcome to Fi.

We’re a passionate team from Square, Google, Oura, Peloton, Uber, and more working to transform the human-pet relationship. Our mission? Develop cutting-edge technology to revolutionize what it means to be a pet parent. The pet industry remains firmly stuck in the past and we are here to change that. Fi is leveraging our team's talent and expertise to improve the lives of millions of pets in the U.S. Real-time location tracking, activity, sleep and behavior monitoring – and that's just the beginning.

The most exciting aspect of our work? Bridging the communication gap between pets and humans. Imagine a world where everyone knows how their pet feels in real time and how to keep their best friend in good shape. That's the future we're building at Fi.

If you're someone who thrives in innovative, collaborative work environments and feels strongly about helping pets live longer, better lives, Fi could be the perfect fit. Join us in our pursuit of the “impossible,” or as we call it here “let me find a way,” to redefine the future of pet ownership together.

Fi is looking for a Lead Marketing Analyst!

Fi is looking for a Lead Marketing Analyst to take ownership over our entire marketing's analytical stack, from the daily numbers the team runs on to the measurement work that decides where the budget goes next. You'll be the first call for "what happened" and the person who answers the harder "why" and "what if." You'll build on the data team's shared warehouse models and definitions so marketing reporting reconciles to a single source of truth.