Data Scientist - Audiobooks

Spotify
London
2 weeks ago
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We are looking for a passionate Product Insights Data Scientist II to help us transform the audiobook landscape. As part of our team, you'll play a key part in expanding the audiobook format into new markets and helping us develop Spotify for Authors as the most valuable platform for creators. Your expertise will deepen our understanding of consumer preferences, creator ecosystems, and format innovation. This will ultimately help us create an unparalleled experience for our users.

What You'll Do

  1. Forge Collaborations: Partner with Product, Business, Engineering, and Design teams to develop and implement strategies that drive our mission forward.
  2. Define Success: Craft and refine key performance metrics that measure the impact of product features and mission progress.
  3. Build Analytics Layers: Develop new datasets, features, and reports that provide fresh insights into user behavior and creator interactions.
  4. Unlock Insights: Perform comprehensive analyses on user behavior, product usage, and market trends to uncover actionable insights that inform product development, drive user engagement, and enhance overall product experience.
  5. Visualize Insights: Design and develop dynamic visual dashboards that enable real-time monitoring of vital metrics and empower partners with self-service data exploration tools.
  6. Communicate Impact: Masterfully communicate your findings and recommendations to stakeholders, influencing decision-making.

Who You Are

  1. Proven experience in a product insights role, analyzing complex data using SQL, Python, or R.
  2. Degree or equivalent experience in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, Economics, or another quantitative field.
  3. Modeling and statistical knowledge, such as forecasting, AB-testing, or feature engineering for machine learning (preferred).
  4. Experience in the book publishing industry, consumer-facing digital apps, or other media, entertainment, or technology fields (highly valued).
  5. Proficient in crafting insightful dashboards using Tableau or Looker Studio.
  6. Excellent communication skills with the ability to build positive, productive relationships with colleagues.

Where You'll Be

  1. We offer you the flexibility to work where you work best! For this role, you can be within the EMEA region as long as we have a work location. *excluding France for now due to on-call restrictions.
  2. This team operates within the Central Eastern time zone for collaboration.

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