Blueland
Analytics Engineer Contractor
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About this role
Blueland seeks a contract Analytics Engineer to backfill a Director role during maternity leave (December 2026–May 2027). You'll maintain Looker dashboards, manage data operations, support ad hoc analyses, and ensure data quality for this sustainable cleaning products company.
What you'll do
- Build and maintain Looker dashboards and LookML infrastructure across explores and derived tables
- Perform ad hoc analyses and forecasting work alongside the Senior Analytics Engineer
- Manage sales pacing methodology with recurring manual inputs across sales channels
- Conduct day-to-day data QA and UAT with external data vendors
- Support board reporting requests and external partner recurring data sends
- Maintain LookML/GitHub codebase and manage vendor relationships
What they're looking for
- LookML and Looker development (explores, views, derived tables)
- SQL and Snowflake
- Data management and vendor troubleshooting
- Git and GitHub version control
- Technical documentation and handoff materials
- Python and Hex notebook tools (preferred)
- Statistics, forecasting, and modeling techniques
- Independent work with minimal oversight
Benefits
- Health benefits (full-time roles)
- Stock options (full-time roles)
- Generous paid time off and paid holidays
- Paid parental leave
- Professional development stipends
- Remote work reimbursements
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Blueland
Blueland develops eco-friendly cleaning products in tablet and powder formats designed to reduce plastic waste. The company is hiring for roles like Process Engineers to support product development and optimization.
- Website
- blueland.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex LookML project you built—what challenges did you encounter and how did you resolve them?
- Describe your experience managing external data vendors and how you've handled data discrepancies in the past.