Data Scientist

Location: Remote (India)
Team: Data & Analytics
Type: Full-Time
Level: Mid
Reports To: Technical Product Manager (Data Science)

About Forbes Advisor
Forbes Digital Marketing Inc. is a high-growth digital media and technology company dedicated
to helping consumers make confident, informed decisions about their money, health, careers,
and everyday life.
We do this by combining data-driven content, rigorous product comparisons, and user-first
design — all built on top of a up-to-date, scalable platform. Our global teams bring deep expertise
across journalism, product, performance marketing, data, and analytics.

The Role
We’re hiring a Data Scientist to help us unlock growth through advanced analytics and machine
learning. This role sits at the intersection of marketing performance, product optimization, and
decision science.
You’ll partner closely with Paid Media, Product, and Engineering to build models, generate
insight, and influence how we acquire, retain, and monetize users. From campaign ROI to user
segmentation and funnel optimization,



your work will directly shape how we grow.
This role is ideal for someone who thrives on business impact, communicates clearly, and
wants to build re-usable, production-ready insights — not just run one-off analyses.

What You’ll Do
Marketing & Revenue Modelling
• Own end-to-end modelling of LTV, user segmentation, retention, and marketing
efficiency to inform media optimization and value attribution.
• Collaborate with Paid Media and RevOps to optimize SEM performance, predict high-
value cohorts, and power strategic bidding and targeting.

Product & Growth Analytics
• Work closely with Product Insights and General Managers (GMs) to define core metrics,
KPIs, and success frameworks for new launches and features.
• Conduct deep-dive analysis of user behaviour, funnel performance, and product
engagement to uncover actionable insights.
• Monitor and explain changes in key product metrics, identifying root causes and
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