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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Harvey is transforming how legal and professional services operate by combining AI and an enterprise-grade platform. The role involves building the marketing data science function, partnering with marketing organizations to define metrics, and driving data-informed decision-making for growth. Responsibilities Embed deeply with the Marketing organization as a trusted partner, identifying opportunities to improve performance and drive growth Define, track, and evolve core metrics across marketing and business functions, building scalable dashboards and reporting frameworks that enable data-driven decision-making Design, implement, and evaluate models (multi-touch attribution, marketing mix modeling, incrementality) for comprehensive Marketing Channel and Campaign performance and contribution Apply statistical and machine learning techniques to model user behavior, forecast trends, and identify opportunities for growth and optimization Translate complex analyses into compelling stories, delivering clear recommendations to cross-functional partners and executives Partner with Marketing, RevOps and GTM System, to co-develop data infrastructure, ensuring robust pipelines, reliable data sources, and scalable systems that power analytics and modeling Lead cross-functional analytics initiatives that synthesize competitive dynamics, customer feedback, and market trends into actionable opportunities for the business Champion a data-informed culture by establishing best practices, mentoring peers, and shaping the strategic role of data science at Harvey Skills 6+ years of experience in quantitative roles operating in highly ambiguous environments, ideally as an early data scientist or Marketing analyst within a hyper-growth product company or research organization Expertise in SQL, with extensive experience extracting large datasets and designing ETL workflows Expertise working with Salesforce, Marketo and Ads spent data Strong experience with modern data stack, such as DBT, Looker and Omni Proficiency in quantitative programming languages, such as Python and R Experience defining, implementing, and operationalizing Marketing campaign- and channel-level metrics from the ground up Strong communication skills, with the ability to effectively partner with leaders across Marketing, GTM and Finance Strategic mindset capable of generating insights that extend beyond traditional statistical significance testing to inform long-term product and business direction Company Overview Harvey provides AI-driven tools to assist legal professionals with research, document review, and contract analysis. It was founded in 2022, and is headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is https//harvey.ai. Company H1B Sponsorship Harvey has a track record of offering H1B sponsorships, with 5 in 2026, 1 in 2025. Please note that this does not guarantee sponsorship for this specific role.

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