Lead Product Analyst, Speak
$160-217k
• Offers Equity
English language learning app
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English language learning app
201-500 employees
Be an early applicant
$160-217k
• Offers Equity
201-500 employees
Company mission
To teach the next billion people English and become the de facto way people learn languages.
Role
Who you are
- 5-10 years of experience using analytics to drive key product business decisions
- Significant experience with SQL
- Hands-on experience applying AI/LLM tools to analytical tasks such as data synthesis, hypothesis generation, and productivity acceleration
- Deep understanding of statistical analysis, experimentation design, and common analytical techniques like regression and decision trees
- Solid background in running multivariate product experiments to optimize a product or revenue flow
- Proven track record of working autonomously and proactively engaging with business stakeholders
What the job involves
- Speak is looking for a person who is passionate about and fully dedicated to learning about how users engage with our apps
- This individual will be critical for helping create hypotheses and finding insights that allow the team to build a better product and grow the business
- Our second product analytics hire will grow our data-driven culture at Speak by empowering team members to use data in their respective roles
- In this role, you will own specific verticals within analytics and testing infrastructure and be a key thought partner to leadership and the whole product development organization
- Drive product strategy by proposing and conducting quantitative research into key user behaviors and trends, in partnership with product managers, engineers, designers, and other team members
- Design new features and inform the product roadmap through analysis, e.g., help define metrics for every stage of the user journey (onboarding, conversion, engagement, retention)
- Build and maintain core company data events and tables
- Build and maintain company-level product and business dashboards
- Design and analyze A/B tests, market-based tests, etc. and conduct other forms of causal inference to help us rigorously learn about our users
- Inform future experimentation design and roadmaps by performing exploratory analysis to understand user engagement behavior and derive insights
Our take
As the international language of business, there are many incentives for global entrepreneurs to learn English. With over 1.5 billion people actively learning English to improve their job prospects, the customer base for Speak, an AI tutor in the English language, is potentially massive.
Investors believe so too, with tens of millions of dollars raised to fund the company from a range of international firms, including Korean investors and the Silicon Valley-based OpenAI Fund. This surge of capital will help Speak develop its software and open new markets, especially in the US.
Speak is attempting to break into a highly saturated education market, and the success of learning English fluently through its platform is yet to be proven. That being said, it has the potential to become a leading tool specifically in the mobile app sector if it can prove itself as efficient and accessible as the language learning platform Duolingo.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Dec 2024
$78m
SERIES C
Jun 2024
$20m
SERIES B
Total funding: $165.9m
Company benefits
- Speak offers all the standard benefits you'd expect at a tech startup, along with stipends for commuting, fitness, and learning!
- In addition, team members are encouraged to travel between offices and we also host an annual company offsite
Company HQ
Potrero Hill, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Connor Zwick
(CEO)Previously Advisor at Chegg Inc, CEO at coco Controller, Flascards+ and Freelance Blogger at Envato.
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