Oversee Japanese localization of global marketing websites and email campaigns, prioritize concurrent projects, direct vendors, and improve automated production workflows and digital processes.
About this role
The Measurement Strategist (Data Analyst) supports Apple Ads sales and data insights, investigating advertising-client challenges and turning large datasets into clear findings for customers and internal stakeholders. The role selects metrics and tracks client and revenue outcomes with Data Insights, contributes to new insights, reviews datasets with Privacy and Legal, and works with Product to bring successful pilots into customer-facing reports. It presents findings to clients, including senior executives and business-intelligence and data-science specialists. Applicants need 5+ years in digital advertising in data analysis or business/performance measurement, advanced SQL and Tableau, and experience analyzing large datasets. Face-to-face and visual client engagement experience, strong communication, project-management and organizational skills for cross-functional data initiatives, and a strong personal code of ethics, integrity, diversity and trust are required.
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