Analytics Manager, AWS Analytics Engineering

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Develop understanding of AWS Storage business drivers, customer workloads, usage patterns, and data landscape.
• Own a reporting and analytics roadmap measuring adoption, storage consumption, retention, revenue, and feature adoption.
• Deliver analysis papers explaining business performance and identifying actionable opportunities for business and product leaders.
• Design and build scalable data pipelines and models for reliable metrics from large, complex datasets.
• Identify and onboard data sources to expand analytical coverage across storage services and customer workloads.
• Communicate findings to business, finance, product, and technical audiences to influence decisions and product enhancements.
• Build and adopt agentic capabilities for report generation and answering analytical questions on demand.
• Mentor junior engineers and establish analytical standards and best practices.
• Investigate customer adoption, storage consumption, retention, and revenue; translate findings into recommendations.
• Partner with product, business, finance, and engineering leaders to evaluate feature adoption and customer workload changes.

Basic qualifications

• 10 or more years of professional or military experience.
• 5 or more years of SQL experience.
• Experience programming to extract, transform, and clean large, multi-terabyte datasets.
• Experience with experimental design and statistical analysis of results.
• Experience with AWS technologies.
• Experience with automation scripting, such as Python, and advanced SQL.
• Experience with information retrieval, data science, machine learning, and data mining.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience working directly with business stakeholders to translate between data and business needs.
• Experience managing, analyzing, and communicating results to senior leadership.

Compensation

• The listed base salary range is CAD 97,400 to CAD 162,600 annually for Vancouver, British Columbia.
• Total compensation may include sign-on payments and restricted stock units; final compensation depends on experience, qualifications, and location.
• Benefits include health insurance, RRSP, DPSP, paid time off, and other wellbeing resources.