Senior Analyst, Analytics

About the Role:

Our Analytics team helps clients make sense of what’s actually happening on their website: how it’s performing, how people are using it, and where they’re falling off along the way. We build the tracking to capture that story, then translate it into insights clients can act on, because the better they understand their site and their users, the better decisions they can make.

As a Senior Analyst, you’ll partner directly with clients to build custom GA4 implementations, turn that data into dashboards clients can actually use, and dig into the results to figure out what’s really driving (or hurting) a site’s performance. Expect a mix of the technical (implementing tracking, building dashboards), the analytical (finding the story in the data), and the consultative (helping clients trust and use their own numbers).

Key Responsibilities:

Partner with clients to build and maintain custom GA4 implementations; tracking the events, dimensions, and conversions that matter to their goals
Build dashboards and reports (think Data Studio) that turn raw data into something clients can actually use
Dig into user behavior and site performance data to spot trends, opportunities, and drop-off points, then turn those findings into recommendations clients can act on
Train clients to navigate and trust their own analytics
Audit existing tracking setups to catch data quality issues and gaps before they become a problem
Pitch in on conversion tracking implementation to help keep the data behind our campaign reporting accurate
Write blog posts and other resources that share what you're learning — with clients and with the rest of Capacity

Qualifications:

This role is a great fit for someone early in their career who loves digging into data and figuring out what it’s actually telling you. We’re most excited about candidates who bring:

A knack for quantitative thinking: you’re comfortable digging into data until something makes sense.
Real interest in web analytics, user experience, and data visualization.
Strong analytical skills (pivot tables, data visualization, basic statistics)
Comfort working in a technical environment coupled with an eagerness to learn how websites and digital tracking work
Familiarity and experience leveraging AI tools to solve technical problems and improve systems and workflows
The ability to explain a nuanced, technical idea to someone without a technical background.
A drive to own your projects and juggle multiple clients at once.
Comfort managing your own deadlines and working independently.
Curiosity and the initiative to try new approaches as tools and platforms change.
The ability to work independently from home and collaborate with your team remotely.

Hands-on experience with Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, or Data Studio, web development (or any other analytics platform or programming language) isn’t required, but tell us if you’ve got it.

Compensation:

The starting salary for this position is $58,500, plus potential bonus based on company performance.

Benefits

Beyond joining a team of curious, creative people who care deeply about the future of the arts, you’ll enjoy a benefits package designed to support your well-being, growth, and work-life balance, including:

Time Off & Flexibility

Four weeks of paid vacation plus at least 14 paid holidays

A flexible holiday swap so you can honor the days that matter most to you

Minimum of 6 weeks fully paid, gender-neutral parental leave

Half-day Fridays all year long to help you recharge and protect your downtime

Financial Well-Being

A company-matched 401(k) plan (100% match up to 4%, available immediately)

$80/month home office stipend

Pre-tax commuter benefits

Participation in our Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP), allowing you to share in the success you help create

Health & Wellness

Competitive medical, dental, and vision plans — including options with $0 deductibles

Learning & Growth

Robust training and professional development opportunities

Comprehensive onboarding and hands-on training with all company systems

Weekly internal education events to keep your skills sharp and curiosity sparked

Additional Requirements:

We are a fully remote company with no physical office. This job requires a significant amount of time on-camera for internal and external video calls.

Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We cannot sponsor or take over sponsorship of employment Visas at this time.

Application + Hiring Process:

Interested applicants should submit

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Your expression of interest should address the following: interest in the position, Capacity and/or the arts and specific relevant skills or experience. If you are submitting a video or audio file, please email it directly to hireme@capacityinteractive.com.

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