Senior Business Data Analyst

Intuit's Global Business Solutions Group (GBSG) is committed to creating tools and services that dramatically increases the ability of small-medium businesses (SMBs) to manage cash flow. Quickbooks Money team is at the center of that mission working on products that enable customers to get paid faster with confidence. The team is in the process of bringing various exciting and innovative offerings to the market that will further enhance a SMBs ability to accept payments.

We are looking for top talents and a team member that loves new challenges, cracking tough problems, working cross-functionally and with great passion for innovation. If you are looking to join a fastpaced, innovative and incredibly fun team, then we encourage you to apply. This role will focus on enabling data driven decision making for our payments products. If you are a data expert, you will get an exciting opportunity in an innovative industry which combines finance and high-tech. We are building the world-leading financial products for our customers.

Responsibilities

• Drive strategic thinking and cross-functional alignment around datadriven approaches to optimize product and GTM efforts (inclusive of experimentation) based on customer segments, lifecycle stages, and other critical customer attributes
• Lead deep exploration of customer data and spearhead customer segmentation, High value analyses, and other actionable analysis/modeling
• Develop (alongside product and marketing counterparts) experimentation plans to measure and optimize execution of data-driven strategies across execution, targeting, and personalization
• Partner with cross-functional stakeholders to better understand our users and create a single, accurate view of a customer across businesses to make decisions about how best to acquire/retain them, segment, identify high potential value, and proactively interact with them
• Partner with business leaders (e.g. product, business development and finance) to define business strategies, areas of investment, and critical priorities