Google Analytics Engineer – Part-Time

Job Description:

  • Configure and maintain GA4 across Nexus client and Foundry for Good properties, including migration cleanup
  • Implement event tracking, custom events, conversions, and goals
  • Set up and manage Google Tag Manager, including data layer configuration
  • Build Looker Studio dashboards and reporting as needed
  • Handle cross-domain tracking, consent mode, and server-side tagging where required
  • Debug and resolve tracking issues to ensure data accuracy and reliability
  • Document tracking setups and implementations for internal teams
  • Join client calls to explain implementations and answer technical questions (a big plus)
  • Collaborate with account, SEO, and analytics teams who handle downstream analysis

Requirements:

  • Based in the Philippines with consistent availability for a long-term, part-time role
  • Exceptional English verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong academic background with an outstanding General Weighted Average
  • Degree in Analytics, Computer Science, Engineering, Marketing, or a related field
  • Hands-on expertise implementing GA4 and Google Tag Manager
  • Strong experience with event tracking, conversions, and data layer configuration
  • Experience with Looker Studio for dashboards and reporting
  • Familiarity with cross-domain tracking, consent mode, and server-side tagging
  • Strong debugging skills and a sharp eye for data accuracy
  • Ability to work independently and reliably with minimal oversight
  • Comfortable joining client calls to explain technical work clearly (a big plus)
  • Comfortable working cross-functionally with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Benefits:

  • Paid vacation time
  • Accrued on a prorated basis relative to hours worked
  • These paid days off equate to billable time at your standard rate.
  • Paid sick time
  • Prorated sick time annually
  • Paid life leave*
  • Accrued on a prorated basis.
  • Once per year in December, you can cash out any accrued life leave time.
  • Additional benefits
  • Bereavement Policy
  • Employee Giving Programs (Matching Gift Program, Volunteer Grant Program, etc)
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