Skill
Branch
Software Development and Engineering Practices
In software development, a branch is an independent line of development within a version control system like Git, allowing developers to work on new features, bug fixes, or experiments without affecting the main codebase. Teams use branching strategies (such as GitFlow or trunk-based development) to coordinate parallel work and later merge changes back together. Outside of software, "Branch" can also refer to a mobile marketing and deep-linking platform used by companies to track app installs and attribute user engagement across channels.
Open roles requiring Branch (2)
Sr. Data Analyst - User Acquisition (Remote)
Mode
Full-time · Remote
Mode is seeking a senior analyst to measure and optimize user acquisition performance across their portfolio of mobile apps, translating data from multiple ad networks and mobile measurement platforms into spend recommendations. This role suits someone with strong SQL and Python skills who thrives in a data-driven culture and enjoys translating complex analytics into business decisions for a fast-growing tech company.
Listed on Mode’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Performance Marketing Specialist
GOAT GROUP
Remote US · $75,520 – $111,000
This role manages paid advertising campaigns across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube for a sneaker and streetwear marketplace, with a focus on creative testing and incrementality measurement. The position suits experienced performance marketers who are comfortable with data analysis, AI tools, and translating ad platform metrics into strategic insights.
Listed on GOAT GROUP’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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