Job Title: Reporting Coordinator

Dept: Business Analytics

Reports to: Business Data Analytics Manager

FLSA: Salary, Exempt, Full-Time

Location: Chicago, IL

About Us:

Digital Trends, the largest independent tech media site in the world, is a technology/lifestyle brand with offices in Portland, Oregon; New York; Chicago; and more. We cover anything and everything in technology- from the QLED vs OLED 4k TVs, racing drones, Apple product recalls, to innovations in autonomous driving. Our content spans from news, expert analysis, guides, in-depth reviews, and more. Digital Trends provides insights to our readers in a way that enhances their lifestyle. “Tech for the Way You Live.”

Who We Are Looking For:

The Reporting Coordinator is a new position to Digital Trends and has been created to support the incredible growth of the company’s Sales team. You will act to support the organization by developing Looker dashboards and ad-hoc reports which are utilized by the Sales team in client pitches to create a compelling story to advertise with Digital Trends. The Reporting Coordinator will primarily utilize Looker for fulfilling report requests, but other systems used in the Sales process may be required for report building. Report requests may range from site traffic to survey response analysis. The Reporting Coordinator will also maintain current automated reporting systems, ensuring definitions and account mappings are up-to-date. You will sit with the Business Analytics team but will work closely with the Sales and Marketing teams. You will use your knowledge of digital media and advertising to identify trends and correlations within the data.

What You'll Do:

  • Develop ad-hoc and scheduled Looker reporting to support the Sales team
  • Assist in cleaning raw data into useable datasets for reporting
  • Facilitate meetings with stakeholders to scope out requirements and design of reports
  • Interpret and analyze data using knowledge of Digital Trend business practices and the media industry
  • Communicate to Sales team newly available reports and reporting improvements
  • Support Looker new user set up and training for Sales team
  • Manage incoming queue of Sales requests, adhering to SLA response times
  • Maintain key fact tables, such as account lists and ID mappings, to be used in reporting

What We Require:

  • 1+ year experience in similar role
  • Knowledge of digital media and digital advertising
  • Experience with Google Analytics, Looker, Salesforce, and Google Ad Manager; Placements.io a plus
  • Familiarity with relational databases, basic statistics and algebra
  • Familiarity with digital media RFP process
  • Basic experience with SQL
  • Bachelor’s Degree, preferably in Computer Science, Economics, Business, or a closely – related field

What’s In It For You:

  • Great benefits package including:
  • Individual and Family Medical, Prescription, Dental and Vision Insurance
  • Life and AD&D Insurance
  • Company-paid Short and Long-term Disability
  • Unlimited PTO (paid time off) Program
  • 401k plus employer match up to 3.5%
  • Flexible Spending Accounts
  • Pre-tax Commuter Transit and Parking Benefits
  • Paid Parental Leave
  • Paid sabbatical leave after 5 years of service

As an equal opportunity employer, Digital Trends encourages, honors, and values diversity. Our goal is to create a culture of inclusion. We are committed to fostering a positive multigenerational and multicultural workforce by supporting inclusion in all forms, both within our company and across interactions with our audience, clients, and candidates.

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