Alphabet · Toronto, ON, Canada

Marketing Science Lead

Toronto, ON, CanadaManager or leadMarketing

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Job description

info_outline About the job As a Data, Measurement and Analytics (DM&A) Specialist, you will act as an advisor to Google’s largest and most sophisticated advertisers. You will lead the measurement and experimentation strategy, using insights to solve business issues and unlock new avenues for growth during a pivotal moment of industry transformation. Working at the intersection of media, technology, and data science, you will partner with our clients to guide their measurement maturity and support their business goals.

You will be a collaborative problem-solver who navigates ambiguity and possesses business acumen. You will build trusted relationships with key decision-makers, including executive leaders across marketing, analytics, and strategy, and seamlessly partner with Google's sales and product teams. By translating datasets into compelling narratives, you will influence critical business decisions and motivate organizational change.

With a background in advanced marketing analytics, you will be an expert in demonstrating media value through incrementality, Marketing Mix Models (MMM), attribution, and AI-driven solutions. You will empower investigative clients to modernize their measurement infrastructure by integrating first-party data and adopting privacy-safe best practices, ultimately ensuring their media investments deliver, real-world success.

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