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Glean is a Work AI platform that combines enterprise search, AI assistants, and scalable AI agents on a secure, open platform. The company serves 1,000+ employees across 50+ industries and has been recognized by Fast Company, CNBC, Bloomberg, Forbes, and Gartner as a leader in agentic AI.
As Senior Data Scientist for Growth, you will be the quantitative partner to Growth Product, Engineering, Design, and Product Marketing teams. Your primary focus is accelerating user adoption, engagement, and sustained product usage through data-driven insights and experimentation.
Key responsibilities include:
- Define and evolve Glean's growth measurement framework across the full user lifecycle: acquisition, activation, engagement, retention, resurrection, and expansion. Own core metrics including WAU (weekly active users), activation rates, engagement intensity, retention, and feature adoption.
- Build and analyze end-to-end user and account funnels to identify where users realize value, where they drop off, and which behavioral patterns predict durable engagement.
- Identify and size high-leverage growth opportunities across onboarding, product discoverability, education, lifecycle messaging, collaboration and virality, and new product surfaces.
- Partner with Product, Design, and Engineering to translate product ideas into testable hypotheses, define clear success metrics, plan instrumentation, and establish decision criteria.
- Design and execute rigorous A/B tests and experiments to validate growth initiatives, ensuring statistical rigor and rapid learning cycles.
- Use behavioral data and cohort analysis to uncover where Glean can create substantially more value for users and drive measurable business impact.
You will work within a world-class data organization spanning data science, applied science, data engineering, and business analytics. This is an individual contributor role focused on deep analytical work, strategic measurement design, and cross-functional partnership.
