Marketing Analyst
Company: talentpluto
Role summary
Marketing Analyst is a full-time role at talentpluto in San Francisco, California, United States (remote). Posted 2026-08-04. Experience level: 0-2. No degree required.
- Job title
- Marketing Analyst
- Company
- talentpluto
- Location
- San Francisco, California, United States
- Work arrangement
- remote
- Employment type
- full-time
- Category
- Software Engineering
- Experience level
- 0-2
- Degree required
- No
- Date posted
- 2026-08-04
Job description
Location: San Francisco, CA
Work Model: In-person
Industry: AI for enterprise insurance
Compensation: $70K-$100K base
About the Company Our partner is a fast-growing, Series A AI company backed by top-tier investors, transforming how the largest insurance carriers process claims end to end. After roughly 50% month-over-month revenue growth, the team has scaled to around 70 people and is on track to more than double by year end. The culture is fast, feedback-rich, low on bureaucracy, and fully in-person.
The Opportunity Our partner is hiring a Marketing Analyst to build the measurement system its growth function runs on. You will quantify outbound channels, own CRM data and sales analytics, and turn messy signal into clear decisions. You will work hand in hand with the events lead and help decide where the growth engine spends its energy. This is a role for someone who is rigorously analytical first and a marketer second, building measurement infrastructure from the ground up rather than inheriting someone else's dashboards.
Responsibilities Measure outbound channel performance (for example, LinkedIn conversion)
Own CRM management and reporting
Run sales and marketing analytics and design experiments
Build measurement infrastructure from scratch
Partner with the events function on shared programs
Requirements 0-3 years in an analytical role
Comfortable with CRMs and marketing analytics tools
Strong grasp of experimentation design
Able to both build systems and perform the analysis
Intellectually honest, a clear communicator, and comfortable with ambiguity