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Insight Analyst

Remote

We’re Antenna, a data and analytics startup that aims to expand knowledge of subscriber behavior so brands can entertain, inspire, and empower the world. We provide industry and competitive benchmarks across key metrics so our customers can know ‘what good looks like’, market intelligence so they can learn how to build a best-in-class business, and insights to inform their strategic decisions making. Antenna is the market standard for subscription analytics.

We’re looking for an Insight Analyst to drive the understanding and engagement with Antenna data by delivering best-in-class insights. In this role, you are closely partnering with Customer Success, Sales, and Marketing and your role will be to transform our data into useful, actionable insights. You will interface directly with our customers on the one hand and our internal product and commercial teams on the other. As an Insight Analyst, you will report into the VP of Operations. Antenna is remote-first and welcomes applicants from anywhere in the United States.

What You’ll Do 

  • Showcase the advanced use cases of Antenna data and subscriber metrics by creating relevant, actionable insights. To do this, you will need to:

    • Be an expert in Antenna metrics and why it matters to the Subscription economy

    • Conduct in-depth data analysis to deliver relevant, timely, meaningful insights to customers and internal stakeholders

    • Use our proprietary interface to analyze subscribers by key cohorts such as service, distributor, plan, user cohort, etc. 

    • Create effective and clear visualizations and dashboards to tell powerful stories with the data 

  • Work closely with Customer Success, Sales, and Marketing teams to deliver custom insights 

  • Proactively stay on top of subscription trends, relevant events, emerging platforms, and other inputs that would drive interesting analyses 

Who You Are

  • 2-3 years of experience in using data analytics to drive business decisions and strategies
  • Advanced knowledge of Excel, Powerpoint, and other visualization tools.
  • Experience analyzing and organizing large amounts of information with great attention to detail and accuracy
  • Able to present insights in a clear and compelling way via custom visualizations and dashboards
  • Strong communication skills with the ability to transform data into narratives that are easy to understand for different audiences and various stakeholders, both verbally and in writing
  • A self-starter who thrives in rapidly changing environments where priorities shift often
  • Bonus: A strategic thinker who is interested in the subscription economy and how data can help inform customer decision-making
  • Bonus: Experience in using business intelligence tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Looker, Tableau, etc.)

Compensation:

The expected compensation for this role is an annual salary range of $50,000 - $75,000. The final compensation will be determined after evaluating a candidate’s experience, skills, etc.

About Antenna

Antenna is the leading provider of data and analytics for the U.S. Subscription Economy. Our standardized metrics, competitive benchmarks, syndicated insights, and market intelligence are used by some of the most trusted brands across media and entertainment sectors to better understand subscriber behavior and successfully navigate the rapidly changing consumer subscription landscape.

Founded in 2019 by Jonathan Carson, a successful serial entrepreneur with deep roots in data and analytics, and Rameez Tase, a seasoned executive in media and analytics, Antenna’s mission is supported by top investors with global expertise in media and technology: Raine Ventures, BDMI, UTA Ventures, and many more. Antenna is powered by a dedicated group of individuals who are intellectually curious, passionate about service, and committed to supporting the needs of Antenna clients and each other every day. As a small remote-first team, Antenna team members have the opportunity to work alongside senior leaders and professionally grow with an early-stage team. 

https://www.antenna.live/

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