Company
BlockLabs
BlockLabs
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️Title: Product Analyst
Department: RevOps
Location: UK or Europe, Remote
About Block Labs
Block Labs is a leading force in the Web3 space, incubating, investing in, and accelerating top-tier fintech, crypto and iGaming projects. With a mission to shape the future of decentralized technology, we partner with visionary startups to raise funding, refine product-market fit, and grow their audiences. Our diverse team drives innovation, using deep industry expertise and an extensive network to empower the next wave of blockchain-driven companies. At Block Labs, we’re passionate about turning bold ideas into breakthrough success.
We’re looking for a Product Analyst to join our growing team!
About The Role
As a Product Analyst, you'll play a critical role in leveraging data to drive insights, optimise user experience, and identify growth opportunities within our fintech and crypto projects. By delivering clear, data-backed recommendations, you will empower stakeholders to make impactful product decisions. In this role, you will analyse extensive datasets, map user journeys, and build actionable insights that inform key business strategies. You'll collaborate closely with product owners, developers, and other data teams to drive our product analytics efforts, from optimising data storage and retrieval processes to managing UAT testing to unearth issues not captured by data.
Key Responsibilities:
Data Analysis:
Product Analysis and Reporting:
User Acceptance Testing (UAT):
Data Management:
Communication:
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