Mid Level Marketing Analytics Manager Jobs
Mid level marketing analytics manager jobs go to analysts ready to own measurement frameworks end to end, translate data into decisions with minimal oversight, and guide junior analysts through complex projects. Roles are 40% remote or hybrid across Technology & Software, Banking & Financial Services, and Consulting & Professional Services, with employers like Analytic Partners, PNC Financial Services, and AutoNation hiring at this level now.
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About Mile Marker
We are a modern omnichannel agency uniquely connecting data, creative and media to accelerate results for growth marketers. Mile Marker is an agency where content fuels performance, media drives outcomes, and data underpins an engine that eliminates the gaps that slow down enterprise growth marketers. This unified growth engine feeds a learning system within Relay, our open-powered marketing stack, ensuring every impression, message and experience is built for a business outcome. Mile Marker’s client roster includes FreshPet, DoorDash, Spectrum, Webster Bank, TrueGreen, HelloFresh and Harry’s, among others. We are a team of strategists, media experts, creatives, innovators and analysts. Over 100 Milers (our humans) strong with hybrid-offices in New York City and San Francisco.
Overview:
Mile Marker, an omni-channel media agency built for the ambitions of growth marketers, is seeking a Manager, Marketing Analytics to lead the daily delivery of analytics workstreams across clients and projects. This role bridges execution and leadership—guiding Analysts and Senior Analysts to deliver high-quality, actionable insights while ensuring data accuracy, consistency, and business impact. The Supervisor plays a key role in shaping measurement approaches, maintaining operational excellence, and translating analytical findings into meaningful recommendations for our clients. The ideal candidate combines hands-on analytics expertise with emerging management skills. You understand performance marketing and analytics at a deep level, can communicate findings clearly to clients, and take ownership of guiding both process and people toward continuous improvement.
About the role
We’re looking for a motivated analytics professional who can manage client delivery, mentor junior analysts, and drive analytical rigor across reporting and measurement frameworks. As a Manager, you’ll balance executional work with day-to-day managerial responsibilities—leading data analysis, designing measurement frameworks, and ensuring QA discipline across multiple accounts. You’ll act as a trusted analytical partner to internal stakeholders, helping transform complex performance data into actionable client stories. This is a pivotal role developing your supervisory and people-management skills, preparing you to advance into Associate Director or Director responsibilities as you continue to build technical mastery and managerial confidence.
Key Responsibilities
Analytics Leadership & Delivery:
- Manage analytics deliverables across assigned clients, ensuring outputs are timely, accurate, and actionable.
- Lead the Forecasting process, ensuring projections are accurate, statistically sound, and aligned with client budget cycles.
- Ensure consistency across data pipelines, taxonomy, and naming conventions.
- Serve as day-to-day analytics lead for assigned accounts, helping translate insights into optimization strategies.
Measurement Strategy & Insights:
- Independently execute and validate MMM and Incrementality studies, interpreting model outputs to provide optimization recommendations.
- Identify patterns, anomalies, and opportunities within campaign performance data.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align analytics insights with targeting and media strategies.
Team Mentorship & Development:
- Supervise Analysts and Senior Analysts, reviewing their work for accuracy, clarity, and analytical depth.
- Provide structured feedback, encourage problem-solving, and support their technical development.
- Promote accountability, curiosity, and collaboration within the analytics function.
Collaboration & Client Engagement:
- Present analytical insights to clients, helping frame data within a business context.
- Partner with Client Solutions, Strategy, and Media teams to ensure analytics outputs drive strategic decisions.
- Contribute to proposals and new business conversations by highlighting analytics value.
Operational Excellence:
- Maintain governance over QA, process documentation, and data hygiene.
- Recommend and implement improvements to analytics workflow efficiency.
- Contribute to internal initiatives that strengthen the agency’s analytics infrastructure.
Desired Skills & Qualifications
- 5–8 years of analytics or media experience, ideally within an agency environment.
Technical Requirements
- Proven ability to independently execute and validate Marketing Mix Models (MMM) and Forecasting workflows. Experience interpreting model outputs to drive budget allocation decisions.
- Proficiency in visualization tools (Looker, Tableau, Looker Studio) and hands-on experience with GA4, GTM, DV360, Meta, and YouTube.
- Ability to lead analysis connecting media performance to business KPIs, including ROI, ROAS, and CPA.
Client / Presentation Requirements
- Regularly presents insights and recommendations directly to clients.
- Builds trust through clarity, responsiveness, and analytical credibility.
Management Requirements
- Manages direct reports and leads cross-functional workflows.
- Coaches Analysts and Senior Analysts to grow technical and professional skills.
- Balances people development with project delivery and client satisfaction.
Professional Development
- Demonstrates a growth mindset with an emphasis on mentorship, communication, and composure under pressure.
- Strengthens client communication and leadership through consistent collaboration.
Business Acumen
- Translates optimization strategies into measurable business outcomes.
- Connects performance metrics to client objectives and market dynamics.
Specific Skills
- MMM and Forecasting execution, learning agenda design, dashboard leadership, and structuring end-to-end client presentations.
- Measurement planning, learning agenda design, dashboard leadership, QA governance, and storytelling through data.
- High attention to detail, proactive mindset, and collaborative leadership style.
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Mid Level Marketing Analytics Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level marketing analytics manager job?
Position yourself around ownership and impact, not just execution. Highlight campaigns or analytics projects you led independently, decisions you influenced with data, and any cross-functional collaboration you drove. Tailor your resume to show measurable outcomes, such as lift in conversion or reduction in CAC, and demonstrate fluency with the tools and platforms listed in each job description. Specificity signals readiness for mid level scope.
Which companies hire mid level marketing analytics managers?
Companies hiring mid level marketing analytics managers right now include Analytic Partners, PNC Financial Services, and AutoNation, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Both established enterprises and fast-growing mid-market companies hire at this level, typically when their marketing teams have enough data volume to justify a dedicated analytics function with real decision-making authority.
Are there remote mid level marketing analytics manager jobs?
Yes, remote and hybrid options are common at this level. About 40% of mid level marketing analytics manager openings are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting how analytics work translates well to distributed environments. Fully on-site roles do exist, particularly in industries where data governance or team collaboration requirements make in-person presence a priority.
How do I move up to a mid level marketing analytics manager role?
Growth from entry level to mid level comes from accumulating ownership, not just experience. Focus on leading a project from data pull to stakeholder presentation without heavy direction, developing expertise in at least one analytics domain such as attribution, segmentation, or experimentation, and building a record of decisions that were actually made because of your analysis. Consistent, documented impact is what distinguishes mid level candidates from junior ones.
Which industries hire the most mid level marketing analytics managers?
Mid Level marketing analytics manager roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Banking & Financial Services, and Consulting & Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. These sectors tend to run high-volume digital marketing programs that generate enough data to require dedicated analytics managers who can operate independently and connect performance insights directly to business outcomes.