Job Description

Cabify believes smarter decisions are powered by great data — and they’re looking to grow their Analytics team with someone who’s curious, detail-oriented, and business-savvy enough to turn insights into real impact.

With over 30 specialists across SQL, data visualization, and analytics, Cabify’s Analytics team supports high-impact decisions across product, growth, operations, and tech.

💡 The selected candidate will work as part of a multidisciplinary squad, closely collaborating with Product Managers, Engineers, and Growth & Business teams.

You’ll have access to one of the largest Tableau Server platforms in Europe, and work with BigQuery, Redshift, Airflow, GitLab, and a variety of leading data tools.

Key Responsibilities

• Analyze large data volumes using SQL efficiently
• Build ETL models using Airflow
• Develop dashboards in Tableau / PowerBI and track key KPIs
• Present insights to guide product and business decisions
• Define events, integrations, and data structures with the Engineering team
• Collaborate in the design of new features and measure their impact
• Create trusted data sources for wider company use
• Document and version your code using GitLab

What We’re Looking For

• 3+ years of experience as a Data Analyst
• Advanced SQL skills and experience with large-scale data analysis
• Knowledge of visualization tools (Tableau, PowerBI, Qlik, Looker)
• Educational background in Statistics, Engineering, Economics, or related fields
• English: Upper-Intermediate or above (B2+ level)

🎯 Bonus points for experience in Product Analytics (Amplitude, Datadog, Mixpanel) and training in Business Intelligence or Business Analytics.

The Offer

• Full-time contract | Based in Madrid
• Hybrid model: 2 remote workdays per week + 6 additional weeks per year
• Competitive salary
• Extra paid "recharge days" to rest and reset
• Flexible benefits: health, transport, meal allowance, childcare
• Mental wellness platform (iFeel) and access to Coursera
• Free Cabify rides

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