Marketing Analytics Director
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Grafana LabsSaaS / Observability
United States (Remote)Full-TimeDirector
SalaryOTE compensation range for this role is $178,503 - $214,203
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Job Details
- Experience
- 8+ years
- Required Skills
- PythonSQLSalesforceData scienceGrafana
Requirements
- 8+ years in Marketing Analytics, GTM Strategy, or Data Science.
- At least 2 years in a lead architect capacity within high-growth SaaS or PLG.
- Mastery of SQL and Python.
- Deep experience architecting data environments in Google BigQuery, Snowflake, or similar warehouses.
- Hands-on experience building and shipping agentic systems with Claude Code, MCP, or comparable tools.
- Proficiency in building complex logic using N8N, custom API orchestration, or MCP-based tooling.
- Advanced proficiency in modern data stack visualization tools (Grafana, Looker, Tableau).
- Proven ability to create structure in ambiguous environments and design target-setting frameworks from scratch.
- Deep familiarity with connectivity between Salesforce, marketing automation, and product-led data streams.
- Demonstrated history of building systems that act as a force multiplier for analytical teams.
- Experience presenting to executive and board audiences.
Responsibilities
- Serve as primary strategic partner to GTM Leadership team including Demand Gen, Marketing Ops, and Sales leadership.
- Architect and own a dual-track forecasting framework balancing top-of-funnel volume with high-intent lead quality.
- Develop and maintain ML models for attribution, MMM, and LTV to optimize budget allocation.
- Oversee marketing data architecture in Google BigQuery to ensure a unified single source of truth.
- Deploy LLM-powered agents to monitor datasets and automate responses to market signals.
- Build and deploy AI-driven scoring models to prioritize high-value potential users.
- Transform technical outputs into compelling executive and board-level narratives.
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