About the role
Product Analyst Department: Technology Employment Type: Full Time Location: Kazakhstan Description We’re looking for a Senior Product Analyst to join our SuperApp team and play a key role in shaping an outstanding user experience. In this role, you’ll work closely with our product team, using data and insights to ensure our products are personalized, seamless, and truly valuable for our users. Key
Responsibilities Select and analyze product metrics to identify growth opportunities and areas for improvement Assess potential profit and impact of new product features or projects Conduct A/B testing, including experiment design and result interpretation Maintain analytics system documentation in the company’s knowledge base Provide recommendations to enhance product usability and user experience Collaborate with data teams to optimize data flows, ensure quality, and create product data marts Skills, Knowledge and Expertise 5+ years in data analytics or product analytics Strong analytical mindset with a balance between business impact and resource efficiency Proficiency in Python, SQL, and BI tools (e.g., Tableau, Redash) Solid mathematical background, including statistics, optimization, and causal inference Experience in analyzing large datasets and designing data marts for product needs English: Professional Working Proficiency
Why join us Help us challenge injustice by creating fair choices for millions of people across 1100+ cities in 48 countries. Develop your professional skills with access to mentoring, career consulting, and learning programs. Collaborate with teams around the world and gain international experience through our Global Talent Exchange Program. Engage in company-wide challenges, awards, sports activities, employee-led social impact and volunteering projects. Work alongside people who take initiative, speak openly, and challenge themselves to grow. Improve your language skills through co-financed courses and internal speaking clubs. Final
benefits may vary depending on the location.
