Technical Account Manager - Marketing Analytics SaaS

Work directly with the growth and analytics teams at Uber, Delivery Hero, HelloFresh, Universal Music Group, and other category-defining global brands. You'll be their go-to technical partner on a platform they use every day to inform how they spend hundreds of millions in marketing budget. About Clarisights Clarisights is a full-stack marketing analytics platform for humans and AI agents. We ingest data from every ad platform, analytics tool, and internal data source a marketer uses, model and harmonise it, and turn it into the dashboards and reports their teams run their business on. LLMs can parse data, build reports, and make changes inside Clarisights as naturally as a human can — accessible directly from Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini via MCP. We're a team across Bengaluru, Berlin, and San Francisco, working with some of the most data-mature marketing teams in the world. Our customers treat us as an extension of their own analytics team - that’s the bar this role is built around. What you'll do You'll work hands-on with a small portfolio of large international customers. Your day-to-day: Run working sessions with your customers' analytics and marketing leads — understand their reporting needs and translate them into dashboards, calculated metrics, and data models inside Clarisights Investigate data questions that span SQL, our ingestion pipelines, and the customer's own sources ("why is this number different from what Meta Ads Manager shows?") Own the technical side of pilots and new customer onboarding — defining success criteria, building the initial reporting setup, and getting accounts to production-grade within the first few weeks Build and optimise reports and dashboards that hundreds of marketers inside our customer accounts use daily Translate customer requests into clear technical specs for our Product and Engineering teams, and help prioritise what gets built Spot expansion opportunities within customer organisations and feed them back to sales This isn'