Analytics Developer at Hardal

Hardal is all-in-one server-side measurement environment tool.

You will have the opportunity to work on Hardal, and contribute to the growth of our company.

As a Analytics Developer, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining our technical analytics structure to our customers both app and web analytics.

• Working marketing technology tools, API's like Google Analytics 4, Meta (Conversions API), TikTok Business, Zapier, Hardal, etc. and develop solutions to remediate data quality challenges.
• Troubleshoot and debug issues that arise during the installation and testing phases of server-side and client-side tagging (Google Tag Manager) for stakeholders
• Accurate tracking, data collection, and consistency across the website/app SDK by managing and optimizing web/app analytics and other tag management solutions.
• Optimizing server-side GTM application for performance, scalability, and security on AWS and Google Cloud Platform using Terraform.
• Developing Google Tag Manager Templates with sandboxed JS environments like Custom Marketing APIs

• Fully and strong experience with server-side Google Tag Manager, Measurement Protocols, Sandboxed JS environment, consent and privacy
• Understanding of web and product analytics and new measurement ecosystems like cookieless and privacy-sandbox
• Proficiency in modern analytics and measurement techniques and hands-on experience with industry-standard analytics tools and platforms
• Strong experience with JavaScript, ES6
• Experience with APIs, and SDK tracking ecosystem for marketing engineering
• Understanding of data protection regulations (e.g., KVKK, GDPR, CCPA) in the collection and handling of web data.
• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills
• Effectively communicate with both technical & non-technical stakeholders
• 3+ years of web development and analytics experience

• Collaborate with like-minded growth-tech junkies
• Recent seeded startup culture
• Flexible working hours

Hardal is making easy and fast development for server-side measurement.