Product Analyst, Roger

• Strong command of SQL: You write clean, performant queries, and understand how to structure data for exploration and analysis
• Experience with product analytics: You’ve worked in a SaaS or digital product environment, ideally with B2B products
• Eye for detail, mind for patterns: You’re meticulous, yet you see the big picture and can connect dots others don’t
• Curious and Analytical: You’re not just answering questions—you’re asking better ones and finding innovative ways to measure what matters
• Digging deep: Your curiosity doesn’t stop at the first insight—you dig deeper, find patterns, and propose actions
• Clear communicator: You can break down complex findings into clear, actionable insights for different audiences
• Team player: You thrive in a collaborative remote setting and enjoy working with cross-functional teams

Desirable

• We’re now looking for a sharp, driven, and curious Product Analyst to join our product team
• Be the product team’s analytical backbone: Help us uncover insights, measure impact of features, and guide decision-making with sharp, clean data
• Uncover what matters: Run explorative analyses, generate hypotheses, and work with the team to continuously improve our product through data
• Own our product reporting stack: From dashboards to deep dives, you’ll create clarity for our product, design, and engineering teams
• Drive direct customer value: by providing our biggest customers with insights on their data
• Shape the data model: Contribute to the evolution of our dbt models together with our Data Scientists and ensure data quality and trustworthiness
• Collaborate across the company: Work closely with product managers, engineers, designers, and founders to help everyone make smarter decisions

• Apply now and let us know your earliest possible start date

Total funding: $8m

In Germany, patients spend €30 billion annually on dental care, but many dentists still use outdated software from the 1980s. This old technology can slow down processes and make managing patient information inconvenient.