Data Analyst resume example
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An invented Data Analyst resume, written to show the Meridian template as a full document. Nobody here is a customer — use it as a model, then match your own resume to the job you want.
Seattle, WA(206) 555-0119lena.k@example.com
Analyst turning product and marketing data into decisions people act on. Builds the model, then the dashboard the team actually opens.
Senior Data Analyst, 2022-04 - Present
Halcyon Retail Group
- Built the churn model behind an 18% cut in voluntary churn in one year.
- Rebuilt the analytics layer in dbt; 340 models under test, nightly run 51 → 12 minutes.
Marketing Analyst, 2019-09 - 2022-03
Brightline Media
- Rebuilt attribution; reallocated 30% of spend to paid search at flat CAC.
- Ran a 40-experiment programme; documented lift on 9 of them.
Analyst, Insights, 2018-01 - 2019-08
Fernwood Consumer
- Owned weekly category reporting for six national accounts.
2018
BSc, Statistics
University of Washington
- dbt Analytics Engineering (2023)
Title: Data Analyst · Growth
Seattle, WA
“Attribution without the guesswork”Seattle Analytics Meetup, 2023
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