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Google Digital Analytics Specialist – Product Owner

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Google Digital Analytics Specialist – Product Owner

Reposted 13 Days Ago

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

500K-1M Annually

Senior level

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

500K-1M Annually

Senior level

Lead design and implementation of tracking with GTM, analyze user behavior in GA4, build BigQuery queries and dashboards, define KPIs with cross-functional teams, troubleshoot tagging/data issues, and perform deep-dive conversion and journey analyses to optimize web and mobile performance.

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Google Digital Analytics Specialist – Product Owner

📍 Location: Bagmane Solarium, Bangalore
🧑‍💻 Experience: 6–8 Years

We are looking for a Google Digital Analytics Specialist – Product Owner with strong expertise in GA4, Google Tag Manager, and BigQuery to drive data-driven insights and optimize digital performance across web and mobile platforms.

🔹 Key Skills

Google Analytics (GA4)
Google Tag Manager (GTM)
Google BigQuery
Web technologies: HTML, JavaScript, Cookies
Data visualization tools: Looker Studio / Tableau / Power BI (Plus)
Strong analytical & stakeholder management skills

🔹 Responsibilities

Design and implement tracking strategies using GTM
Analyze user behavior and performance using GA4
Build advanced queries and dashboards in BigQuery
Define KPIs with marketing, product, and engineering teams
Perform deep-dive analysis on user journeys & conversions
Troubleshoot tagging and data discrepancies
Stay updated on analytics trends and data privacy practices

🔹 Preferred

Google Analytics / GTM Certification
Experience in Agile environments
Exposure to Adobe Analytics / Mixpanel is a plus

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