Data Analyst, Flow Neuroscience

• 3+ years in data analytics
• Strong proficiency in SQL
• Confident with Google Sheets/Excel
• Able to create high quality dashboards with data visualization tools like Tableau/PowerBI/Looker
• Hands on experience in building data models with data transformation tools like Dataform/dbt
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and manage multiple priorities
• Ability to partner with multiple stakeholders to gather data requirements and provide usable insight and analysis

Desirable

• We are seeking an experienced Data Analyst who is passionate about our mission to transform the treatment of mental illness
• In this high-impact role, you will take ownership of data-driven initiatives, analyzing complex datasets, uncovering actionable insights, and empowering decision-making across the company
• As part of our growing analytics team, you will also have the unique opportunity to shape the future of data and analytics at Flow Neuroscience, influencing how we leverage data to drive innovation, improve outcomes, and advance our mission
• Perform in-depth analysis using complex datasets to identify trends, patterns, and opportunities
• Generate actionable insights to support data-driven decision-making across teams in Finance, Growth, Product, and Clinical
• Develop and maintain impactful dashboards using Tableau, Amplitude, and Google Sheets
• Create clear, compelling reports that translate data into actionable business recommendations
• Use Dataform to transform raw data into structured, usable datasets in our Bigquery data warehouse
• Contribute to the development of source-of-truth data models
• Maintain and optimize scalable data pipelines

• Remote & hybrid options
• Flexible working hours
• Be part of a small team scaling a cutting-edge product that could change the way the world thinks about mental health treatment

Total funding: $12.3m

Despite the prevalence of mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression, medicine has been relatively slow to respond with new treatment options. Particularly, at-home treatment has been limited to medication, or more recently virtual talk therapy. Flow Neuroscience has developed a wearable tDCS (transcranial Direct Current Stimulation) device for patients to use at home, with a complementary app to help manage the symptoms of major depressive disorder.