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Game Data Analyst (f/m/d)
Posted by Kolibri Games on 3 September 2026, 60 days ago. Still on their Lever board when we checked 59 min ago.
What the posting is about
Analyze game data to understand player behavior, provide actionable insights to multiple game teams, focus on data modeling and advanced analysis.
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LevelNot stated
Experience asked1+ years
EmploymentFull time
LocationBerlin, Germany
RemoteNot stated
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
SalaryNot published, and most postings do not
Posted2026-09-03
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The posting, as the company wrote it
We are Kolibri Games - a mobile games developer from Berlin. We believe that with the best people, we can make games that players will enjoy for years to come.
Our games have defined the idle genre, and bring enjoyment to hundreds of millions of players all around the world. This is possible due to the talented people who make us who we are. ‘Kolibris’, as we call ourselves, are on a mission to continue making great games and we're looking for new talent to join our team. We strive to offer you a fair recruitment process and a great candidate experience, as well as a friendly environment to work in, with plenty of opportunities to learn and grow.
Game Data Analyst (f/m/d)
Are you curious about what makes games engaging? Do you enjoy understanding not just what players do, but why they do it, and turning that understanding into clear, actionable insights?
We are looking for a Game Data Analyst to strengthen our product analytics capabilities. In this role, you will combine strong analytical thinking with solid technical foundations to support multiple game teams over time.
This is an individual contributor role with a strong emphasis on data modeling, advanced analysis, and scalable analytical foundations.
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Also open at Kolibri Games
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