Analytics Engineer (Artifactory Product Analytics)

We are looking for an Analytics Engineer (contract) to join Artifactory Product Analytics and build the data platform behind how we measure our products. You will own the engineering side of analytics: designing product telemetry with PMs and R&D, modeling that data into trusted, reusable datasets in the warehouse, and making those datasets easy for analysts and stakeholders to consume. Product analysts own the product questions and metric definitions; you make the data underneath them fast, consistent, and dependable.

You will work inside an AI-native analytics environment (Cursor, Claude, and similar coding agents) as the default way of shipping — not as an optional add-on.

Fixed-term contract: 6–8 months. Start date: October 12, 2026.

Responsibilities:

Design telemetry: partner with PMs and R&D to define event and data specs for product usage — schemas, properties, validation, and the path into the warehouse (core, ongoing part of the role)

Build the modeled layer: develop and maintain dbt transformation models (staging → intermediate → gold) so Artifactory product data is consistent, tested, documented, and reusable

Enable self-serve: with the analysts, design and implement how stakeholders reach certified product data so recurring questions don't need a custom pull

Align definitions: standardize entities, grain, and model structure across Artifactory areas together with the analysts who own product meaning

Ship in an AI-native workflow: specs, SQL, dbt models, reviews, and documentation done in Cursor / Claude and equivalent tools

Requirements

Must-have requirements:

4+ years in analytics engineering, data modeling, or a closely related warehouse role — shipping production-grade models, not only ad-hoc SQL

Hands-on dbt in production: models, tests, documentation, version control

Strong SQL and warehouse data modeling (layered models, grain, entities)

Amazon Redshift or a comparable cloud warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery)

Proven experience designing product telemetry with PMs or engineers — event schemas, properties, validation