Smallpdf
Data Analyst: Growth & Product
Remote. The employer does not say where candidates may be based.
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Employer listed it 5 months ago · Added yesterday
Been open since 5 months ago. Long-running listings are sometimes left up after the role is filled.
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Contract
Full-time
Experience
Mid
Category
Data
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Remote flexibility
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- Countries you can work from: Not stated. The advert only gives "Remote", which names no country you must live in.
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About the role
About us
Smallpdf was founded in 2013 with one simple belief: working with documents shouldn’t be complicated. Today, we’re an industry leader in digital document solutions, trusted by millions of users across 195+ countries. We build intuitive, powerful tools that help individuals and businesses work smarter with their documents. From compressing and converting files to editing and e-signing, our platform makes complex document workflows simple, secure, and accessible.
As a product-led company headquartered in Switzerland and powered by a diverse, global team of 110+ people (across the group), we combine product excellence with a strong focus on user experience, experimentation, and data-informed decision-making. Every month, more than 60 million people interact with our products across SEO, paid acquisition, partnerships, subscription flows, monetization funnels, and product experiences - creating a uniquely rich and complex growth ecosystem to understand and improve.
About the role
We’re looking for a expert Growth & Product Analyst to become a high-leverage analytical partner to our Product and Marketing teams.
This is not a reporting ownership role. It’s not a data science role either.
This role exists to help Smallpdf answer difficult growth and product questions that don’t have obvious answers:
How much incremental value are our acquisition channels driving?
Which product behaviors meaningfully predict monetization?
Where are we losing potential long-term customers?
What are the key levers that drive conversion?
What’s the best experiment design for a change with no real control group?
You’ll work across the full user journey - from acquisition (SEO, paid search, direct, partnerships) to activation, conversion, retention, and monetization.
One week you might investigate how much incremental new ARR paid search is truly driving vs. cannibalizing from SEO. The next, you could be figuring out what’s causing a dip in conversion rate to paying customers in Spain.
Some questions won’t have clean answers. Some analyses will challenge assumptions the business already believes. That’s part of the job.
We’re not looking for someone who waits for perfectly defined questions with clear guidance of exactly how to investigate them.
We’re looking for someone who sees patterns others miss, becomes obsessed with understanding them, and helps the business make better decisions because of it.
Responsibilities
Own deep, high-impact investigations and analyses across Product and Marketing
Analyze the full acquisition → activation → conversion → retention funnel
Investigate questions around:
incrementality
attribution and cannibalization
monetization behavior
Requirements
- ·You’re a strong data analyst with 4+ years of experience , including in growth or marketing analytics
- ·You have hands-on experience with:
- ·incrementality analysis
- ·conversion funnel analysis
- ·A/B experimentation
Benefits
- ·🌍 You get to impact the way over 60 million people get work done every month.
- ·🚀 Push boundaries and dare to fail - that’s how we learn!
- ·💻 Enjoy the flexibility of a remote work environment, and meet your team occasionally to work together and strengthen the team bond.
- ·🏝️ 30 vacation days - yep, you read that right - that you can take whenever you need them.
- ·🧳 Need a long break? We offer sabbatical leave to employees who’ve been with us for over 2 years.
How to apply
- 1Check the flexibility label above, undisclosed, matches where you plan to live and work.
- 2Tailor your CV to the role at Smallpdf, mentioning your remote working experience.
- 3Apply directly on the employer's careers page using the button below. Nomaders never handles your application.
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