$101,000 – $114,000
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What this role is
The New York Times seeks a data analyst to build dashboards, run statistical tests, and translate data findings into business decisions across the organization. This role suits someone comfortable writing SQL, visualizing complex datasets, and collaborating with product, editorial, and business teams to drive action on insights.
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What they ask for
Required
- 2+ years in data analytics or data science teams
- 1+ years applying statistical methods to analytical problems
- SQL proficiency and relational database experience
- Proficiency in R or Python
- Data visualization and insight presentation experience
Nice to have
- 1+ years in big data environments (BigQuery or AWS) with 10M+ row queries
- 1+ years with dbt or similar data transformation/scheduling tool
- 1+ years with version control (Github, code review)
- 1+ years with A/B testing