Business Analyst (Contract/Temporary) - D&D Beyond

Hasbro

1d•$45 - $53•Remote

About The Position

At Wizards of the Coast, we connect people around the world through play and imagination. From our genre-defining games like Magic: The Gathering® and Dungeons & Dragons® to our growing multiverse, we continue to innovate and build new ways to foster friendship and connection. That’s where you come in! D&D Beyond is seeking a Business Analyst (Contract) to transform player data into actionable insights that drive strategic decisions. As a Business Analyst, you will collaborate with various business and development teams to deliver a comprehensive view of our player-base across extensible, data-integrated dashboards. This is a fully remote role with an expected contract duration of 9-months. What You'll Do: As a Business Analyst, you'll lead the creation and maintenance of Tableau dashboards that provide a comprehensive view of players and Dungeon Masters across our ecosystem—spanning acquisition, play tools, site usage, and long-term engagement. You’ll turn complex, multi-source data into clear, trustworthy insights that guide product strategy, content, and community initiatives. You’ll be a trusted partner for product, design, engineering, and marketing—defining canonical metrics and empowering every teammate to become an insights expert.

Requirements

Demonstrable experience in analytics, data engineering, or a similar field.
Proficiency in SQL with hands-on experience building and optimizing data pipelines.
Experience programming to extract, transform, and clean large data sets.
Experience with data visualization using Tableau or similar tools.

Nice To Haves

A solid understanding of, and appreciation for, Dungeons & Dragons.
Practical experience modeling data for BI and working with modern cloud warehouses, such as Snowflake.

Responsibilities

Data Analysis: Using Snowflake and SQL, pull data reporting to answer business needs.
Business Intelligence: Architect and build Tableau dashboards that combine multiple complex sources and enable intuitive drill-downs.
Data Modeling: Design BI data models and a clean semantic/metrics layer to ensure consistent, self-serve reporting.
Collaboration: Partner with central data teams to shape requirements, source-of-truth tables, and data quality checks.
Documentation: Instrument and validate product/event telemetry and document definitions in a data dictionary.
Strategic Insights: Lead descriptive and diagnostic analyses; translate findings into clear recommendations and present them to senior leadership.
Data Monitoring: Monitor dashboard usage and performance; iterate for clarity, speed, and adoption.
Autonomy: Manage your own prioritized project list, with a clear understanding of overarching business goals.