Scopely is looking for a UA Data Analyst to join our Marketing Analytics team in Barcelona on a hybrid basis.
At Scopely, we care deeply about what we do and want to inspire play, every day - whether in our work environments alongside our talented colleagues, or through our deep connections with our communities of players. We are a integral team of game lovers who are developing, publishing and innovating the mobile games industry, connecting millions of people around the world daily.
What you will do
As a UA Data Analyst, you will be part of the Marketing Analytics team which is responsible for executing the cross-portfolio analytics initiatives for Scopely’s User Acquisition teams.
- Analyze large, complex data sets representing the behaviour of millions of online and mobile game players to address strategic and operational business questions supporting our Marketing Leadership org.
- Collaborate with diverse marketing stakeholders to understand their needs and collect requirements




- Surface valuable insights to ensure that the capital allocation strategy for our largest area of investment results in the highest and best outcome for the business
- Collaborate and work closely with our data product, analytics engineering and data scientists teams to deliver insightful analyses and help build our data products that bring strategic fit, user value and business value
- Contribute to the development of jaw-dropping dashboards to more effectively surface the group’s findings

What We’re Looking For
- 3 years of experience as a Data Analyst - a background in performance marketing and mobile free-to-play gaming is strongly preferred
- Intellectual curiosity, analytical rigor, hard-working and a good business intuition are a must
- Critical thinking and problem-solving capabilities
- Advanced skills utilizing analytics tools and languages used to manipulate and export data in large data sets (SQL) and to analyze/automate (Python preferred / R) - exposure to Google Cloud Plat

📌 UA Data Analyst (España)
🏢 Scopely
📍 España