Part time job Analytics Engineer, Games

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Job Description

Data  Science and Engineering (‘DSE’) at Netflix is aimed at using  data, analytics, and sciences to improve various aspects of our business. We are looking for an Analytics Engineer to join our Games DSE team, supporting end-to-end analytics & data needs for the Games space. This role will be partnering closely with our Game stakeholders to define key metrics, build and maintain key dashboards and analytic tools and scale data access across our stakeholder set. As an early member of the team, you will also help shape our overall Games Data Strategy at Netflix.

What You Will Do:

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Partner directly with our Game stakeholders (e.g., Netflix Games Development team, Game Developers, Game Strategy, Planning & Analysis team) on data, metrics & analytics initiatives
Support end-to-end development of reports/dashboards/tools used by your direct stakeholders and a diverse set of teams across the company
Be a bridge between the business and tech, scaling access to insights that can empower better decision-making
Maintain and rethink existing data solutions to service a wider variety of use cases
Balance handling ad hoc requests while also driving larger projects forward

Who You Are:

You are an engineering-minded analyst with a strong bias towards action, delivering results quickly with iteration instead of waiting for perfection
You are comfortable taking vague requirements and crystallizing them into valuable tools, metrics, and perspectives.
You have strong technical skills in manipulating large data sets with complex SQL and Python (or similar languages), big data technologies (e.g., Hadoop, Spark), and visualization tools (e.g., Tableau)
You are a self-starter that can work effectively in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment with changing priorities and minimally defined processes.
You are experienced in managing stakeholder asks, expectations, and relationships across a variety of stakeholders
Experience in Games industry required.