Analytics Engineer, Airtable
$167-207k
2-5 days a week in office
Low code application development platform
Job no longer available
Low code application development platform
501-1000 employees
Job no longer available
$167-207k
2-5 days a week in office
501-1000 employees
Company mission
To democratize software connection by giving teams all the tools they need not just to use, but create great software.
Role
Who you are
- 3-5 years of experience working with data, ideally partnering with product stakeholders
- You have the ability to write complex SQL, ad-hoc data pipelines, and data models, preferably in DBT
- You are experienced with building and maintaining semantic layers and self-service technologies (Looker) for non-technical end-users
- Deep familiarity with dimensional modeling/data warehousing concepts
- Experience in at least one programming language for data analysis (e.g. Python, R)
- Analytically-minded, bringing data solutions and business impact together while having autonomy in managing cross-functional projects
What the job involves
- Partner with product teams to deeply understand their work. Use this understanding to define, document, and own actionable metrics and dimensions to help guide Airtable
- Understand where various opportunities fit into the broader strategy and prioritize competing demands to ensure the most impactful items are delivered
- Develop high-impact data layers, user interfaces and other tools to enable self-service analytics
- Develop and own critical reporting and dashboards that provide transparency into the business
- Gather feedback and input on self-service implementations from product stakeholders and peers and create a cycle of continuous improvement
- Keep a close eye on usage of the data products and engage in activities (socialization, documentation, etc.) designed to increase usage
- Define logging needs in partnership with Data Engineering, Product Engineering, and Data Infra
Our take
Airtable allows users to create and collaborate on spreadsheets and relational databases without having to write lines of SQL code. It's most often used for customer-relationship management, project management, workflow planning and inventory.
In this sense, the concept is similar to the likes of Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, but the fact that it functions as a database while remaining as easy to use as a spreadsheet is what sets it apart. So too does the fact that it can be used to build apps using Airtable’s own library of User Interface tools.
Whilst startups, including NocoDB, are setting out to challenge Airtable's industry-leading position, since launching in 2012, the business has grown pretty spectacularly, amassing an $11 billion valuation. The company also boasts an impressive (and evergrowing) list of customers using its cloud based platform, including Netflix, Expedia, Medium and Shopify.
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Insights
-8% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 7 rounds)
Dec 2021
$735m
SERIES F
Mar 2021
$270m
SERIES E
Total funding: $1.4bn
Company benefits
- We have your medical, dental, and vision insurance 100% covered (and your dependents covered at 80%)
- High deductible health plan available with health savings account contribution
- Complimentary One Medical membership for individuals and dependents
- Monthly “Lifestyle Wallet” to use for benefits like personal fitness (e.g., gym memberships, fitness equipment, etc.) to pet care to nutrition coaching, and more
- Complimentary mental health support via Modern Health Family planning support (fertility, adoption, and surrogacy)
- Flexible and generous time off and sick time benefits
- 16 weeks of parental leave
- Annual Learning & Development wallet to support your career development
- Emergency backup care for dependents
- Access to financial planning and legal support
Company HQ
Yerba Buena, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Howie Liu
(CEO)Having studied at Duke University, they co-founded Etacts in February 2010, prior to working in Products at Salesforce. They left this position in February 2012 in order to co-found Airtable in June 2013.
Andrew Ofstad
(Co-founder)They studied at Duke University before spending a year at Accenture, and working as a Product Manager at Google for 3 years. They used this experience to co-found Airtable in June 2012 with Howie and Emmett.
Emmett Nicholas
(Co-founder)After a childhood in Washington state, they studied Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Duke University. Prior to Airtable, was a founding engineer of Stack Overflow, which they helped scale to hundreds of millions of users.
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