Marketing Assistant/Analyst 1

Primarily marketing communications, event, brand, social media, or project-coordination experience with little evidence of hands-on quantitative analysis; no demonstrated Excel proficiency; vague claims of dashboard or analytics work without clear ownership, methods, or outcomes; application materials showing poor attention to detail. Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Business Analytics, Data Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Operations Research, Marketing Analytics, or another quantitative field.

Our client, a Health Insurance company, is looking for a Marketing Assistant/Analyst 1 for their Oakland, CA/Hybrid location.
 
Responsibilities:

• Build, maintain, and quality-check recurring marketing performance reports and Excel/Power BI dashboards.
• Analyze campaign, lead, application, enrollment, conversion, and cost performance for Medicare and Individual & Family Plan acquisition marketing.
• Reconcile data across marketing and operational sources; investigate discrepancies, missing data, broken feeds, and unexpected performance changes.
• Respond to ad hoc business questions by defining the analytical approach, researching available data, documenting assumptions, and communicating findings clearly.
• Maintain metric definitions, business rules, procedures, and reporting documentation.
• Identify opportunities to standardize and automate manual reporting processes.
• Collaborate with marketing strategists, analytics partners, agencies, sales, operations, and technology teams.
• Learn unfamiliar systems and processes, ask targeted questions, and independently work toward answers with appropriate guidance.

 
Requirements:

• Advanced Excel and data analysis skills, including PivotTables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, formulas, data cleaning, reconciliation, and quality checks.
• Strong analytical thinking and structured problem solving; able to investigate ambiguous questions, test assumptions, and identify root causes.
• Learning agility, initiative, and clear communication; able to learn new systems, independently research answers, and explain findings to non-technical partners.
• Primarily marketing communications, event, brand, social media, or project-coordination experience with little evidence of hands-on quantitative analysis; no demonstrated Excel proficiency; vague claims of dashboard or analytics work without clear ownership, methods, or outcomes; application materials showing poor attention to detail.
• Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Business Analytics, Data Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Operations Research, Marketing Analytics, or another quantitative field.
• Equivalent relevant education and analytical experience may be considered.

 
Why Should You Apply?

• Health Benefits
• Referral Program
• Excellent growth and advancement opportunities