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Strategic Business Operations Sr. Principal Analyst

La Jolla, California, United States

 

 

⚡️ Why Altium?

Altium is transforming the way electronics are designed and built. From startups to world’s technology giants, our digital platforms give more power to PCB designers, supply chain, and manufacturing, letting them collaborate as never before.

  • Constant innovation has created a transformative technology, unique in its space
  • More than 30,000 companies and 100,000 electronics engineers worldwide use Altium
  • We are growing, debt-free, and financially strong, with the resources to become #1 in the EDA industry

Do you approach data as an art? Are you the kind of person who can sift through the noise, frame a fuzzy problem with real-world context, and bring a strategy team to formulate a complex solution? If so, Altium wants you on our team.

We’re looking for a sharp, business-first analyst to join our high-impact GTM Operations team. This role is ideal for someone who’s held ground in boardrooms and data labs alike.

You won’t just crunch numbers — you’ll drive context. You’ll partner closely with our Sales, Marketing, Product, and Operation leaders to translate raw data into high-ROI strategies that support our continuing success as a SaaS-first, cloud-native business.

What You'll Do

  • Cut through the noise: Take a complex dataset and distill it into a few actionable insights for go-to-market execution.
  • Operate in ambiguity: Many problems won’t come with clear data — or any data at all. You’ll need to ask sharp questions, talk to cross-functional teams, dig into systems, and build your own path to an answer.
  • Be agile and iterative: You’ll frequently pivot based on what you uncover. Whether it’s shifting definitions, reframing hypotheses, or discovering better sources of truth, you’ll move fast and lightly.
  • Drive insight, not just data: Use SQL/Python and strategic reasoning to enrich data, model impact, and deliver direction.
  • Industry enrichment at scale: Help us define, bucket, and analyze a growing customer base — understanding not just who they are, but what they are in relation to Altium in the real world.

What You'll Bring:

  • Background in finance-adjacent roles: Two to four years in PE, VC, investment banking, or consulting.
  • Strong generalist mindset: background in data analytics, local to San Diego preferred-  someone who thinks in systems and sees business as more than just a spreadsheet.
  • Data toolbelt: SQL and Python proficiency. You’re not a data scientist, but you’re not afraid to dive deep and use the tools.
  • Business intuition > dashboards: You see patterns and narratives in data. You know when a classification is fuzzy — and that’s when you lean into human judgment or will talk with stakeholders to gather more information.
  • Problem solver with startup instincts: You like ambiguity, love puzzles, and are comfortable creating structure where none exists.

The salary range for this role is $173,000 to $211,000. Actual compensation packages within this range are based on a wide array of factors unique to each candidate and role requirements, including but not limited to skill set, years and depth of experience, certifications, and specific location.

Our Benefits

  • 🏥 Healthcare coverage 
  • 🤓 Prescription drug, vision, and dental plans
  • 💸 HSA and FSA accounts
  • ❤️ Life and AD&D insurance; disability coverage where applicable   
  • 🌅 Retirement 401(k) Plan Option with Altium match
  • 🏖 Paid holidays plus a “Choice Day” off per quarter       
  • ✈️ Paid time-off rising schedule upon key milestones
  • 🤒 Sick time for Dr. appointments or family health needs
  • 👶 Family medical, maternity, paternity, and military leave
  • 🏡 Flexible working arrangements available based on role and location
  • 🖥 Home internet allowance
  • 🥪 Free lunch, snacks and drinks every day in office
  • 🚗 Free parking

 

🎯 What Matters to Us

  • Big-thinking in pursuit of purpose
  • Diversity of thought
  • Courage of conviction
  • Transparency of intent
  • Ingenuity of AND
  • Agility in action
  • Adaptability of approach
  • Grit in pursuit of mission

🌍 Also, we would like you to know

We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.

💡 Learn more about why a career at Altium is an opportunity like no other: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAYCOLpPLPE 

✈️ Altium Benefits: https://careers.altium.com/#s-benefits 

👏 Are you already an Altium employee? Please apply directly through our internal Greenhouse job board. If you have questions, please contact HR.

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