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Senior Product Analytics Engineer
SoSafe
SoSafe has the ambition to become the leading human risk management provider in Europe. Our award-winning awareness platform triggers behavioural change by providing effective and engaging training and simulations on cybersecurity and data protection. Cybercrime is costing the world >$10 trillion annually and growing by 15% p.a. - we invite you to be part of the solution!"
Are you passionate about turning data into action?
We’re seeking an experienced Senior Product Analytics Engineer to join our product organization and help shape the future of SoSafe’s data-informed decision-making. In one of Europe’s fastest-growing cybersecurity scale-ups, you will play a key role in translating complex data into clear insights that directly influence product strategy, user experience, and business growth. You’ll partner closely with Product Managers, Designers, Engineering, and Go-to-Market teams to uncover opportunities, validate ideas, and ensure we’re building the right solutions and positioning them effectively for our users and customers.
Location Requirement:
UK, Ireland, or Portugal. Candidates must have work authorization in one of these countries. Office access available in London, Dublin, and Lisbon.
Here's how you'll make a difference:
Own product analytics across the different product lines : define, track success metrics and respective targets while ensuring alignment with overall Product and Company strategy.
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