Who we are:
At Rover, pets and their people are at the heart of everything we do. We connect pet parents with trusted pet care across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia.
Headquartered in Seattle and Barcelona, we’re a values driven, fast-growing tech company focused on building safe and personalized experiences tailored to the needs of each unique pet. We’re investing in AI as a business accelerator and provide every team member access to AI tools in service of creating better experiences for our community.
We are proud to be recognized as a great place to work, having been named among the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Seattle Business Magazine and Washington’s Best Workplaces in the Puget Sound Business Journal. At Rover we’re committed to creating an accessible, inclusive, and welcoming community, which starts with our employees.
Want to make an impact? Join our pack and come work (and play!) with us.
We're looking for a Senior Data Analyst to join our Barcelona Marketing Analytics team, partnering closely with Lifecycle Marketing (our CRM / retention function) to shape how Rover measures and grows long-term customer value.
The Barcelona team's north star is simple: drive more repeat bookings and lengthen LTV across both pet parents and sitters. Everything we do, from email and push experimentation to attribution work to measurement framework design, ladders up to that.
You'll own meaningful pieces of that work as an independent contributor. You'll be the person who turns messy marketing data into reporting that leadership can actually lean on; who partners with our Lifecycle Marketing, Martech, and Analytics Engineering teams to QA business logic and keep our data clean; and who designs and analyzes tests, not only classic A/B tests, but cross-channel retargeting and BD experiments where the measurement gets harder. When our holdout strategy hits its limits, you'll be part of the team figuring out what comes next.
This role rewards intellectual curiosity. Our incrementality analyses wrestle with real puzzles: mix-shift between markets, novelty-effect decay on mature cohorts, holdout leakage, and interaction between transactional and marketing sends. We don't expect you to have solved all of these before—we expect you to be genuinely excited to dig in.
And because Rover is a two-sided marketplace, you'll hold both sides in mind. The best analyses we do connect the dots.