Product Analyst (SaaS)

TL;DR

Product Analyst (SaaS): Analyzing product metrics and uncovering insights to drive growth for a digital health mobile app with an accent on A/B testing, LTV forecasting, and data pipeline optimization. Focus on building predictive models, developing BI dashboards, and identifying growth levers through data-driven experimentation.

Location: Fully Remote (Available only in Poland, Cyprus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Spain, and Portugal)

Company

SIMPLE is a digital health mobile product providing guided nutrition and wellness assistance to over 15 million users.

What you will do

• Evaluate product and pricing experiments to optimize growth and marketing strategies.
• Improve the existing LTV forecasting model and develop additional predictive models.
• Build reports and dashboards to provide visibility into product trends and opportunities.
• Identify and explore potential growth levers based on data-driven insights.
• Collaborate with product, marketing, and other teams to interpret analytical results.

Requirements

• Advanced SQL skills, including complex queries, window functions, CTEs, and performance optimization.
• Experience with ETL pipelines and data workflows using Airflow, dbt, or similar tools.
• Basic Python proficiency for data analysis and automation.
• Experience with BI tools such as Looker, Superset, Tableau, or Power BI.
• Strong understanding of statistics, A/B test design, power calculation, and post-hoc analysis.
• Must be based in Poland, Cyprus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Spain, or Portugal.

Nice to have

• Experience as a product or data analyst in subscription-based services (SaaS, mobile subscriptions).
• Experience running pricing A/B experiments.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive salary package based on experience.
• Flexible work options including remote, in-office, and hybrid arrangements.
• Provision of all necessary work equipment.
• Premium SIMPLE subscription.
• 21 days of annual leave plus local bank holidays.
• Flexible hours focused on results rather than time spent at the desk.