Head of Product Data & Analytics
Listed on 2026-02-07
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IT/Tech
Data Analyst, Data Science Manager
This is a People Leader role. The incumbent must be based in Atlanta, GA and work a hybrid work schedule
Digital products play a central role in how we create value for customers, support the teams who serve them, and shape the consumer experience. Our product organization brings together small, empowered teams that move with clarity, speed, and purpose, enabling digital to be a meaningful source of advantage across our operating unit.
Our work touches on the experiences that keep the business running, including customer journeys, service delivery, sales workflows, and the systems that connect them. We are raising our standards for product craft and rebuilding the platforms behind these experiences.
About the RoleThe Head of Product Data & Analytics leads the data discipline within the Product organization, overseeing the analysts and data scientists embedded in empowered product teams. This leader is responsible for how teams use data to understand behavior, measure progress, experiment confidently, and discover new opportunities.
You will build and scale a modern product insights capability that brings together analytics, data science, experimentation, instrumentation, and decision support. You will ensure teams move from opinion-driven to evidence-informed, while partnering closely with Design and Research to connect what users do with why they do it.
This role is deeply cross-functional. You will work alongside Product, Design, and Engineering leaders to define metrics, build measurement frameworks, instrument features, run experiments, and develop models that create both internal insight and customer-facing value.
Responsibilities Build and lead the Data & Analytics practiceHire, develop, and lead analysts, data scientists, and experimentation specialists embedded in product teams
Define roles, standards, and career paths for analytics and data science
Create a culture rooted in curiosity, rigor, and clear storytelling
Ensure teams use data to understand behavior, measure outcomes, and evaluate ideas
Guide the use of experiments, prototypes, and causal analysis to reduce risk
Help product leaders shift from feature roadmaps to outcome-based KPIs and scorecards
Establish KPIs, guardrails, and leading indicators for each product area
Operationalize experimentation practices including A/B tests, holdouts, and causal inference
Ensure products are instrumented correctly so teams are never ‘flying blind’
Oversee user analytics, customer analytics, funnels, cohorts, and retention analyses
Guide business analytics such as LTV, churn, and economics
Ensure data quality, accuracy, and usability across platforms
Guide segmentation, forecasting, clustering, and propensity modeling
Partner with product and engineering to embed predictive and adaptive models into experiences
Ensure ML models are monitored, evaluated, and continuously improved
Coach PMs, designers, and engineers to be confident, data-literate decision-makers
Promote experimentation and analytics as routine parts of product work
Share learnings and insights broadly to create organizational knowledge
Size opportunities, prioritize bets, and guide investment decisions using data
Provide scenario modeling and forecasting for portfolio sequencing
Represent the data and insights perspective in senior forums
10 years of experience in analytics, data science, or related fields, with at least five years leading teams in digital product environments
Experience embedding analysts and/or data scientists within cross-functional product or engineering teams
Strong foundation in product analytics including behavioral data, funnels, cohorts, and retention
Deep experience with experimentation including A/B testing, test design, and interpretation
Familiarity with data science techniques such as clustering, regression, propensity modeling, and recommendations
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