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About the Role, Mission or Department Overview
NYT Wirecutter is looking for a Senior Business Analyst to lead the analytical narrative across our teams, providing the strategic clarity needed to increase core offerings and new programs. As we expand beyond recommendations into new programs—including the launch and scaling of the e-commerce business —you will be the bridge between raw data and executive action.
Your will translate numbers into a compelling narrative and applicable insights. You won't just report on what happened; you will uncover the why behind the numbers, analyzing internal performance alongside macro trends to determine what those signals mean for the business in the near term. You will report to the Director, Data Analytics and Insights.
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