About the job
Growth Analyst
At Linq, we are pioneering the messaging infrastructure for the AI era. Our data-driven approach influences every decision we make, from acquisition investments to optimizing the conversion funnel. We are seeking a proactive Analyst who possesses the ability to transform raw data into actionable insights, enabling us to allocate resources confidently.
The Role
As a crucial member of the growth team, you will take ownership of our measurement infrastructure, providing insights that propel our key strategic decisions. This role goes beyond traditional reporting — you will lead a monthly Go-To-Market (GTM) learning cadence, design robust experiments, and facilitate our understanding of customers and channels on a weekly basis.
What You'll Do
Lead growth reporting by developing and maintaining dashboards that monitor acquisition, activation, retention, and revenue metrics.
Facilitate a monthly GTM learning cadence, synthesizing key learnings and determining future experiments.
Establish and oversee an ad experimentation framework focusing on creative, copy, and targeting strategies.
Evaluate funnel and site conversion performance, conducting structured tests to enhance these metrics.
Identify and assess customer quality signals early in the funnel to filter out poor-fit leads, preserving valuable resources.
Analyze customer data to reveal common use cases, industry trends, and ideal customer profile (ICP) patterns.
Create predictive models for forecasting pipeline, customer acquisition cost (CAC), and lifetime value (LTV) as we scale.
Collaborate with product and engineering teams to ensure effective data instrumentation.
You Might Be a Fit If You
Possess 2-4 years of experience in analytics, data, or strategy roles, preferably in a SaaS or tech environment.
Are proficient in SQL and familiar with analytics tools like Looker, Mixpanel, or Amplitude.
Approach challenges with an experimental mindset — you design tests that address specific business questions rather than merely reporting data.
Can effectively translate data insights into compelling narratives that resonate with non-technical stakeholders.
Thrive in ambiguous situations and are capable of structuring your work autonomously.
Exhibit strong attention to detail while maintaining a focus on broader strategic goals.

