Senior Data Analyst, Mudflap

• Strong SQL coding skills
• Experience building user-centric BI dashboards
• Experience with Python or R for data analysis
• Experience working at a fast-paced startup
• Experience distinguishing between must-haves and nice-to-haves in analytical projects

• As a Senior Data Analyst, you will be instrumental in analyzing complex datasets to provide actionable insights that shape our business strategy
• Beyond traditional analytics, you will partner with data scientists to support the application of statistical models and machine learning techniques
• In this role, you'll collaborate across teams, working with stakeholders to understand data needs and develop robust analytical solutions
• You'll create insightful BI dashboards, contribute to the continuous improvement of our data reporting and analytics capabilities, and build and maintain data pipelines
• This is an opportunity to leverage both analytical and data science skills to make a tangible impact in a dynamic, fast-paced environment, helping us better serve the trucking companies that rely on our products every day
• This position requires working onsite at our Palo Alto, CA headquarters twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
• Collect, analyze, and interpret data from various sources
• Create and distribute reports and dashboards for internal stakeholders
• Write clean, well-tested, maintainable SQL
• Contribute to data documentation for our reporting tables
• Exhibit enthusiasm about sharing and adopting best practices with your team
• Work collaboratively with key stakeholders
• Solve analytics problems of large scope and complexity
• Take ownership of your projects from beginning to end
• Support data science initiatives

• A flexible, remote-first company
• A team of talented individuals on a mission to change a $1 trillion industry for the better
• A high bar for quality and commitment to self-improvement
• An open mind to new ideas and methodologies
• Opportunities and support for massive career growth

Owner-operators make up 9% of the truckers on the road, in other words 680,000 small businesses forming the backbone of the U.S’s crucial trucking industry. However, only big fleets get major fuel discounts because they have large gallon volumes, leaving these self-employed truckers to pay full price.