Measurement & Insights Lead

The Opportunity: We're looking for a Measurement & Insights Lead to bring high-integrity analytics to Apollo's internal AI innovation work. This is a full-time, U.S.-based contract role for an experienced individual contributor who can move comfortably between design and delivery, turning ideas into measurement plans, and then implementing and reporting outcomes independently and confidently.

You'll join the innovation team within our global technology group, reporting to our principal product strategist and working closely with partners in engineering, product, and design. This work is part of a firmwide innovation initiative with direct visibility at the highest levels.

What We're Looking For

You bring strong analytical fundamentals and know how to execute with precision. You might be a good fit if you:

• Have 5 7 years of experience in product analytics, data strategy, or measurement design, ideally for internal tools, AI products, or complex enterprise software
• Are a fearless advocate for rigor . You clarify what data can and can't tell us and defend the need for quality and sound methodology, even when it's inconvenient.
• Are fluent in Tableau or Pyramid for dashboards, comfortable querying data in Snowflake (or similar), and skilled at using Google Analytics for behavioral insights and Excel for lightweight modeling and analysis
• Can translate fuzzy product goals into crisp measurement plans , and track how tricky-to-measure user behaviors connect to business value
• Know how to design telemetry and instrumentation that captures real usage data across apps, pages, and features
• Are experienced in survey design and insight synthesis , particularly using tools like Qualtrics
• Write with clarity and discipline . Your measurement plans and reporting summaries are clean, structured, rigorous, and decision ready.

You Might Be a Fit If You

• Get a genuine thrill from defining success, and proving whether you got there
• Can partner with engineers to ensure telemetry is both technically sound and strategically useful
• Are comfortable when the business question is fuzzy, and have the tools to bring it into focus
• Believe good measurement is good storytelling and can distill complex technical subjects for different audiences without relying on jargon, filler, or hyperbole.