Technical Analytics Manager

Seer Interactive is a digital marketing consultancy that harnesses compassion, data, technology, and AI to make a mark on our communities—our coworkers, our clients, our industry, and our neighbors. We relentlessly pursue (and share) the truth, bringing together millions of data points from quantitative and qualitative sources, enhanced by responsible, human-centered AI. Our purpose is to unlock potential across these communities, envisioning a world where doing the right thing is intuitive and informed. At Seer, we see AI as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and creativity. Regardless of your division or discipline, leveraging AI is a core part of how we deliver smarter, faster, and more strategic outcomes for our clients. Our AI Council drives company-wide integration by focusing on education, purposeful implementation, and continuous learning — ensuring that AI is embedded in how we think, operate, and grow. If you’re ready to uplift others, challenge your ego, commit to the truth, and be better than yesterday—keep reading. Seer is a remote-first agency and a Certified B-Corp, with team members across the country. If an office environment is more your style, this position can also sit in our HQ office in Philadelphia. We can only consider candidates based in the US who can work continental US-based hours. You, the Technical Analytics Manager of our dreams, are the person clients and internal teams turn to when the data infrastructure itself needs to be right; not just the dashboard sitting on top of it. You think in data layers, not just metrics. You're as comfortable in a BigQuery console or a server-side GTM container as you are explaining to a client why their conversion counts don't reconcile across platforms. You own the technical backbone of measurement: how data is collected, transformed, governed, and ultimately trusted. This is a hands-on implementation and architecture role. You'll audit and build tracking infrastructure, own data pipelines from raw event to client-ready output, and make sure what gets reported is defensible, accurate, and built to last, not duct-taped together for one deliverable.