Head of Data, Grow Therapy

• You have 10+ years of experience in data, 6+ years in management, and have 4+ years of experience managing managers
• You have technical and management ability to lead a team of data analysts and data scientists to help design and implement an efficient and credible flow of data across the organization utilizing industry best practices
• You have experience working with internal stakeholders to understand and find ways to leverage the data the company has available to solve business problems, and derive business value from data analysis
• You have experience doing quantitative analysis
• You have hands on experience with SQL or other analytic functions and data manipulation in Python

• Manage and build out the entire data organization for Grow therapy
• Foster innovation and develop strategies to scale the impact of data and data science throughout Grow Therapy’s products and services
• Build strong working partnerships with business and technology leaders to plan and execute data applications in quarterly and annual product roadmaps. Establish and drive success criteria for all data applications
• Encourage team members to strategically influence various business teams using insights drawn by data
• Recruit and develop talent as a player-coach - developing data solutions with your team while mentoring, coaching, and empowering success

• Winter break: Unlimited PTO and a week off in December to recharge
• Wellness stipend: $300 to spend on things that helps you take care of yourself
• Mental health break: Take 2 hours every week to journal, exercise, or sleep in
• Learning stipend: $500 to spend on things that helps you grow in your career
• Meals on us: Lunch and dinner in office to fuel your body and your mind
• Remote office setup: $1000 stipend for remote employees to equip your home office

Total funding: $148m

Mental health issues affect about 20% of Americans, so there’s an immense need for qualified mental healthcare in the US. However the vast majority of therapists don’t accept insurance due to the prohibitive administrative workload involved. This leaves therapy out of reach for many Americans. So it’s no surprise that the Grow Therapy platform has seen skyrocketing popularity since it was founded in 2020.