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Spice Data (YC S19) Is Hiring a Product Specialist

Spice Data, a YC-backed startup specializing in enterprise restaurant data, is hiring a Product Specialist in San Francisco with a salary range of $80K-$100K plus equity.

Spice Data Restaurant Data for the Enterprise Product Specialist (New Grad) $80K - $100K • 0.10% - 0.50% San Francisco, CA, US

About the role What you’ll do:

Apply strong product sense to clean raw data by creating and maintaining data mappings
Serve as the final quality checkpoint between our data pipeline and the data delivered to customers
Communicate with and manage third-party contractors that assist with data collection
Work from our downtown San Francisco office 5 days per week (Mon-Fri)

About you:

Comfortable working with data in tools like Excel and performing basic data analysis
Highly organized and detail-oriented
A clear and concise communicator
Technical background is a plus, but not required
Proactive and willing to take initiative in ambiguous situations
Resourceful and able to figure things out independently
Careful and thorough, with a commitment to identifying and resolving issues at each stage of the work
Strong investigative instincts and the ability to dig into data to identify issues

Benefits:

Lunch provided when in office
Unlimited PTO
401k
Company paid Platinum PPO health and comparable dental & vision insurance
$80,000 - $100,000 salary, 0.1% - 0.5% equity

About Spice Data: Spice Data licenses data to leading Fortune 500 enterprises. Our product is the ability to quickly collect, clean, and reliably provide high-quality data over time. We're currently focused on the restaurant industry. Founded in 2019 by Richard Kreger and Cameron Cairns. Very small team, all San Francisco-based. Profitable.

Source: Hacker News

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