[Hiring] Strategic Partnerships Analyst @tires-easy.com

Role Description

This is not a sales role. There are no quotas, no prospecting, no cold outreach. This is an execution and analysis role supporting strategic partnerships.

  • You will operate as the analytical and operational backbone for our account lead — drafting their communications, building weekly presentations, tracking every open commitment, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.
  • The person in this seat is the one who makes the partnership look sharp from the outside. You work in the background and take pride in that.
  • You will work in an entrepreneurial environment where we are constantly looking to learn what our partners need and to develop better ways to serve them.

Qualifications

  • Excellent command of the English language — written and verbal. This is the single most important requirement for this role. You will be assessed on it.
  • Finished university degree in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Engineering, Statistics, Computer Science, or a similarly rigorous field.
  • Availability to work full US business hours (PST).
  • At least 2–4 years of full-time private sector experience in a role requiring both analytical output and professional written communication.
  • Must not have had any disciplinary actions regarding attendance, conduct, and/or performance in the past 90 days.

Requirements

  • Draft all written communications for the account lead — emails, formal responses, and internal updates — requiring minimal revision.
  • Build and maintain weekly account presentations, pulling data and shaping it into a clear, executive-ready narrative.
  • Monitor account performance metrics and proactively surface anomalies or risks before they escalate.
  • Track all open action items and commitments; drive them to closure without being asked.
  • Prepare briefing materials ahead of every meeting or call.
  • Coordinate rapid internal responses to partner requests, managing timelines and follow-through.
  • Pull and analyze data from internal systems (BigQuery, dashboards) to answer business questions and build the fact base for strategy.
  • Maintain a clean log of all partner commitments, decisions, and status updates.

Attributes to success

  • You are a precise, professional writer in English — your drafts do not need to be cleaned up.
  • You are uncomfortable when something is unresolved or overdue; you close loops.
  • You read situations and people well; you know what a counterpart actually needs, not just what they asked for.
  • You are calm, fast, and impossible to rattle under pressure.
  • You have a bias toward action and do not wait to be asked twice.
  • You are comfortable pivoting priorities based on what the business needs that day.

Desired skills & experience

  • Proficiency in SQL and Excel; BigQuery or Python experience is a plus.
  • Background in consulting, investment banking, FP&A, or strategy/ops at an e-commerce or retail company.
  • Experience supporting a senior executive or serving as an analytical/operational right hand.
  • High-speed, reliable internet connection for US-hours collaboration.
  • You’re a great team member with a can-do attitude; you’re self-reflective and take feedback well.
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