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Game Data Analyst
RemoteFull-timeProduct AnalyticsMobile Gaming
Join a newly formed, autonomous studio developing mobile social-casino and sweepstakes games for the U.S. market. Analyze player and game data to guide product, monetization, retention, LiveOps, and compliance decisions.
Responsibilities
- Analyze large and complex user and game datasets
- Translate game-economy, gameplay, operations, marketing, and LiveOps data into actionable recommendations
- Build and continuously improve dashboards and reporting
- Define and track business KPIs
- Design, run, and report on A/B tests for revenue, player experience, and feature launches
- Help select and implement analytics tools and practices
- Identify risks related to game economy, gameplay, and compliance
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience analyzing large, complex datasets
- Hands-on experience working on live game projects
- Background in casual or social-casino mobile games, preferably for tier-one markets or the U.S.
- Strong understanding of social-casino business models and compliant sweepstakes frameworks
- Ability to connect analysis with retention, monetization, LTV, gameplay, economic-inflation, and compliance outcomes
- Strong hands-on skills in SQL, Excel, and ETL
- Experience designing and completing A/B tests from planning through implementation and reporting
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in computer science, mathematics, physics, industrial engineering, statistics, economics, or a related quantitative field
- Fluent English
Nice to have
- Experience with social-casino or sweepstakes-style games
- Familiarity with dual-currency economies, player segmentation, LTV, retention, and monetization analysis
- Experience in a recognized social-casino or slots-focused mobile game studio
Benefits
- Fixed salary plus performance bonus
- Remote, home-based work
- European working hours
- Benefits administered through an Employer of Record according to the employee’s country of residence
- Work with a newly formed, cross-functional studio with substantial autonomy