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Data Analytics Business Partner

Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

At Too Good To Go, we have an ambitious mission: to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together.

More than ⅓  of all food produced in the world is wasted. And that has a huge impact on the health of our planet. 10% of greenhouse gas emissions come from food waste and loss.

Through our leading marketplace app, we connect businesses that have surplus unsold food stock, with consumers who can purchase and enjoy it at only ⅓ of the retail value. We are a certified B Corporation with the mission to empower everyone to take action against global food waste. Alongside our app, we also create educational tools, explore new business solutions, and influence legislation to help reduce food waste.

We’re growing fast: Our community of 124 million registered users and 252,000 active partners across 19 countries, have together already saved 470 million meals from going to waste - avoiding almost 1,278,000 tonnes of CO2e!

 

Your mission

We are looking for a Data Analytics Business Partner to strengthen our knowledge around how to drive excellence in Operations.

While you will report directly to the Director of Analytics, you will be embedded in the Operational Leadership team for our Asia Pacific markets. Your mission will be to work as a trusted advisor to our Vice President of Operations in driving key strategic decisions with a data-driven approach, mapping strategy to data-driven ways of working, and championing data literacy across your operational area. You will be our first analyst in Asia Pacific, and 1 of 8 in a similar role across the globe, each dedicated to an Operational Leadership team and working together to share cross-region insights in an efficient and scalable way.

Your role

  • Provide deep analytical insights to inform Asia Pacific Operations leadership team decisions - either proactively, on a regular cadence (QBRs, MBRs), or through ad hoc projects
  • Generate new ideas for how to leverage the data we have to drive operational excellence in our Asia Pacific markets
  • Opportunity size and prioritise analytics ideas and questions in our Asia Pacific markets, with the support of your Vice President of Operations
  • Proactively bring relevant & actionable insights from the rest of the Analytics team (embedded in other areas of the organisation) to the Asia Pacific Operations leadership team 
  • Elevate the data literacy across the Asia Pacific Operational leadership team
  • Identify, advocate, and build opportunities for scale and automation across the team 
  • Elevate our Global Analytics specialisation by sharing best practices and learnings and offering ad-hoc guidance to other team members on their projects

Requirements

  • You have the ability to communicate effectively and convincingly in Japanese and English
  • You demonstrate business acumen through significant experience in an analytical role supporting 2 or more of the following functions: Sales, Marketing, Operations, Finance, Strategy, Business Operations, Leadership; or relevant work experience in Consulting
  • You are proficient in SQL, comfortable with Python, and proficient in manipulating data efficiently for ad-hoc analysis
  • You are experienced with Data Visualization tools like Looker, Tableau, PowerBI or similar
  • You are focused on business outcomes by framing insights in a way that inspires action
  • You are comfortable describing statistical uncertainty and educating non-technical audiences on how best to interpret and action off of new insights
  • You have proven experience in stakeholder management, experience working with business leaders, and the ability to manage a high influx of requests in a structured way
  • You are driven by the “why” behind the work that you do, always eager to ask an extra question to make sure you’re solving for the right thing
  • You have a proactive mindset and work well in a team environment
  • Previous experience in a hyper growth start-up environment will be valued

Our Values

  • We win together: Food waste is a big beast to fight. We believe in a #oneteam.
  • We raise the bar: We always push for more. We work smart, smash barriers and elevate one another.
  • We keep it simple: Our ambitions are bold but our solutions are simple.
  • We build a legacy: We’re proud of the change we’re driving. 
  • We care: We always look out for each other. Caring is also about the way we do business. We do the right thing.

What we offer

  • A rare opportunity to work in a social impact company (and certified BCorp) where you can see real and tangible impact in your role.
  • Working alongside an international community of users, partners and 1,300+ colleagues across 19 countries that are on the same important mission.
  • Personal and professional development opportunities in a fast-paced scale-up environment.
  • An inclusive company culture where you can bring your authentic self to work
  • A strong, values-driven team culture where we celebrate successes and socialize with colleagues that care to offer

How to apply

  • We take recruitment very seriously, so please carefully read everything we have written above.
  • Please also check our website and international media in order to get a good overview of Too Good To Go.
  • Please submit your CV and Cover letter in English.
  • Please note that we only accept applications coming through our platform. No CV or Cover Letter will be accepted by email or LinkedIn direct messaging.

A Movement for Everyone
We want to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together. With that mission, it’s only natural that we want to build a diverse and inclusive team of highly capable individuals who are passionate about doing things in a better way. We strongly believe we all excel and are more creative when we’re allowed to be ourselves, and we’re committed to a culture where all of us belong.
We are an equal opportunity employer and all employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit and business need. If you need reasonable accommodation at any point in the application or interview process, please let us know.

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