Description
We are seeking a Lead Product Analyst to join our Business Squad team at Wise. As a Lead Product Analyst, you will play a crucial role in driving the team's strategy and informing product decisions through data analysis.
Responsibilities:
- Derive actionable insights from data to drive the team's strategy and inform product decisions.
- Establish clear goals, define measurable KPIs, and develop compelling narratives to help your team understand their progress.
- Identify and evaluate high-impact opportunities, find ways to support and accelerate them, or identify and advocate for better alternatives.
- Ensure accurate, impactful, and fast decision-making with high-quality analysis, raising the bar for A/B testing and helping us iterate faster.
- Build automated data pipelines and dashboards to minimize repetitive tasks and allow data self-service.
- Take ownership of complex cross-team projects to help unblock critical product decisions.
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of experience in analytical roles with strong data analysis skills.
- Expertise in SQL, with the ability to write clear, performant, and reliable queries to transform large complex datasets.
- Experience building and owning automated data pipelines with tools like DBT/Airflow.
- Experience running A/B tests and analyzing the results to drive product decisions.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to craft dashboards and visualizations that bring data to life.
- Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence using data.
Nice to Have:
- Prior experience in the B2B space, understanding business customers' financial and expense management needs.
- Familiarity with financial data reconciliation, risk analysis, or regulatory compliance within the FinTech space.
Benefits:
- Salary: £75,000 - £115,000
- Company Restricted Stock Units
- Hybrid working
- Paid annual holiday, sick days, parental leave, and other leave opportunities
- 6 weeks of paid sabbatical after 4 years at Wise on top of annual leave