Full-Time

Director of Product Analytics

Updated on 9/3/2026

Rover

Rover

10,001+ employees

E-commerce platform selling pet care products

Compensation Overview

€96.6k - €123.7k/yr

+ Bonus + Long-term incentive plan

Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain

Hybrid

Requires 2 days on-site per week in Barcelona (Mondays and Thursdays); candidates must be based in Barcelona or willing to relocate.

Bachelor's

Category
Data & Analytics
Required Skills
Python
R
SQL
Data Engineering

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Requirements
  • 10+ years of experience in analytics, data science, or a closely related field, with significant time supporting product, growth, marketplace, or consumer technology teams
  • 5+ years of experience leading analytics teams, including experience managing managers and developing senior individual contributors
  • Strong product and business judgment; you can move from customer behavior to company-level implications without losing the details
  • Expert-level SQL and fluency with a modern analytics stack, including data warehouses, BI tools, product analytics platforms, and experimentation tools
  • Comfort writing analysis code in Python, R, or a similar language when the work calls for it
  • Deep understanding of experimentation, metric design, causal reasoning, and the common ways analyses can mislead decision-makers
  • Experience improving data foundations, including event instrumentation, metric definitions, data quality, and analytics workflows
  • A track record of influencing senior stakeholders and changing business or product direction through clear analysis and strong communication
  • Experience hiring, coaching, and raising technical standards for analysts and analytics managers
Responsibilities
  • Lead and develop Rover's Product Analytics team, including analysts and analytics managers, with a focus on judgment, technical depth, and business impact
  • Set the analytics agenda for the product organization and connect it to company priorities, marketplace health, customer experience, and long-term growth
  • Partner with Product, Design, Engineering, Marketing, Operations, and executive leaders to identify the highest-value questions, frame tradeoffs, and shape roadmap and operating decisions
  • Establish clear metric frameworks for product and marketplace performance, including definitions, instrumentation expectations, reporting standards, and regular readouts for leaders
  • Raise the bar for experimentation at Rover: guide test design, statistical rigor, interpretation, and follow-through so experiments inform real decisions
  • Stay close to the technical work by reviewing analyses, writing or reading SQL as needed, pressure-testing assumptions, and coaching the team on better analytic methods
  • Work with Data Engineering and Data Infrastructure to improve data quality, modeling, tooling, and self-service access for product and business teams
  • Build the habits that help analytics drive change across the company, from stronger narratives and decision forums to better education for non-analytics partners
  • Hire, coach, and grow a team that can balance deep analysis with pragmatic business judgment
Desired Qualifications
  • Marketplace, e-commerce, subscription, or other scaled consumer product experience strongly preferred
  • An advanced degree in a quantitative field is helpful, but not required

Rover.com is an online marketplace that sells a curated range of pet care products and accessories, including toys, treats, grooming supplies, apparel, home decor, and personalized items. Customers browse and buy products directly on the website, with special collections like personalized items and seasonal favorites to encourage repeat purchases. The products work through standard e-commerce shipping, with items designed to address common pet needs (for example, puzzle toys and lick mats) and to appeal to pet lovers as gifts. Rover differentiates itself by offering a carefully chosen assortment of high-quality items across multiple categories, including unique and personalized products, rather than relying on a broad, undifferentiated catalog. Its goal is to provide convenient access to popular and new pet products for pet owners and gifts, aiming to grow through a mix of favorites, new arrivals, and top sellers.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • Meowtel brought 4,000 providers and 125,000 cats, expanding Rover’s addressable demand instantly.
  • Dog-training demand is proven: 86% of pet parents want more training support.
  • Rover’s 2025 trust campaign targets a real conversion barrier that directly limits marketplace growth.

What critics are saying

  • Blackstone-owned Rover faces thin moat risk as competitors can copy marketplace features quickly.
  • Trust and safety failures would crush bookings; one high-profile incident can destroy demand fast.
  • Acquired Meowtel and Mad Paws integration can distract management through 2026 and slow execution.

What makes Rover unique

  • Rover remains the largest pet-care marketplace, spanning North America, Europe, and Australia.
  • Meowtel acquisition on January 28, 2026 deepens Rover’s cat-sitting specialization.
  • March 5, 2026 dog-training launch added 1,600 credentialed trainers and 6,000 bookings.

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Benefits

Competitive compensation

401k

Flexible Paid Time Off

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Commuter Benefits

Bring your dog to work (and unlimited puppy time)

Doggy benefits, including $1000 toward adopting your first dog

Meal Benefits

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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Tracxn
Aug 25th, 2026
Pet Tech sector.

Pet Tech sector. Last updated: August 25, 2026 About Pet Tech. There are 7.49K companies in the Pet Tech sector across the world, with 845 funded companies having collectively raised $6.73B in venture capital money and private equity. Overall 349 of these are Series A+ funded. Pet Tech sector has seen 180 acquisition s and 45 IPOs. This sector includes companies providing e-commerce and tech solutions related to pets such as dogs, cats, pet reptiles, etc. Pet Tech sector is also known as Pet Care Ecommerce. Companies included in Pet Tech sector. Companies providing e-commerce platforms for buying pets & pet supplies, online-first service platforms for pets, pet-related software solutions, tech devices, and content platforms related to pets Companies excluded in Pet Tech sector. Offline pet stores, horizontal e-Commerce companies, pet pharma companies, veterinary software solutions, pet breeding services, tech solutions focused on livestock and other animals Key Metrics Total Companies Top Companies Total Funding Funded Companies Series A+ Companies Series C+ Companies Acquisitions Also known as Pet Care Ecommerce Market map of Pet Tech. The market map of Pet Tech gives a visual overview of the sector, showing key business models, their interactions in the value chain, and industry evolution. Top 3 trending business models in Pet Tech sector are Pet Health Tech, Internet First Pet Food Brands and Pet Wearables. Here are some reports related to Pet Tech sector: Top Companies in Pet Tech. There are more than 7.49K companies in Pet Tech. Rover is the top Pet Tech company globally, ranked using Tracxn Score (what's this?). Here are 5 of the top Pet Tech companies globally: | Company | Description | Location | Founded | Current Stage | Private Funding Raised | | Rover | App-based pet sitting marketplace | Olympia (United States) | 2011 | Acquired | $409M | | Ollie | Provider of customized, fresh food plans and delivery for dogs | New York City (United States) | 2015 | Series B | $67.7M | | BarkBox | Online subscription platform offering dog supplies | New York City (United States) | 2011 | Acquired | $83M | | Supertails | Online pet store specializing in supplies for dogs, cats, and exotic pets | Bengaluru (India) | 2021 | Series C | $63.8M | | Airvet | App based platform providing veterinary services and clinical management solutions for veterinarians | Beverly Hills (United States) | 2018 | Series B | $58.8M | Companies founded year-on-year in the Pet Tech sector. 12 new startups have been founded so far in 2026 in the Pet Tech sector. 729 Pet Tech startups were founded in 2021 - this is the most number of startups founded in any year in the last 10 years. | Year | No. of companies | | 2026 | 12 | | 2025 | 34 | | 2024 | 121 | | 2023 | 347 | | 2022 | 452 | | 2021 | 729 | | 2020 | 714 | | 2019 | 537 | | 2018 | 482 | | 2017 | 383 | Companies founded across countries in the Pet Tech sector. United States has 2,189 Pet Tech startups, the most by any country, followed by United Kingdom which has 977 startups and India which has 681. | Country | No. of companies | | United States | 2,189 | | United Kingdom | 977 | | India | 681 | | Germany | 405 | | Australia | 299 | | Canada | 234 | | China | 155 | | Brazil | 144 | | France | 117 | | South Korea | 109 | Stage-wise distribution of the Pet Tech sector. Out of the total 7,487 Pet Tech companies, 845 have secured funding. Among them, 349 have reached Series A or higher, and 279 to Series B or beyond. Founded - 7,487 Funded - 845 Series A+ - 349 Series B+ - 279 Series C+ - 248 | Company Stage | No. of companies | | Founded | 7,487 | | Funded | 845 | | Series A+ | 349 | | Series B+ | 279 | | Series C+ | 248 | Want to know more about Pet Tech? Signup and explore Tracxn for free * 7.5K+ Total Companies * $6.73B+ Total Funding * 840+ Funded Companies * 40+ IPOs * 175+ Acquisitions * 5+ Reports Funding trends in the Pet Tech sector. Total funding year-on-year in the Pet Tech sector. The Pet Tech sector saw a total funding of more than $5.78B in the last 10 years. The most amount of funding was in 2021 at more than $1B. There has been a total funding of $226M in 2026 till date. | Year | Total Funding | | 2026 | $226M | | 2025 | $821M | | 2024 | $201M | | 2023 | $698M | | 2022 | $604M | | 2021 | $1B | | 2020 | $360M | | 2019 | $808M | | 2018 | $677M | | 2017 | $383M | Total funding across countries in the Pet Tech sector. In the last 10 years, Pet Tech startups in United States have recieved the highest funding among all countries - $3.48B. United Kingdom follows with $266M and China with $240M. | Country | Total Funding | | United States | $3.48B | | United Kingdom | $266M | | China | $240M | | India | $167M | | Canada | $106M | | Germany | $78.3M | | France | $77.5M | | Japan | $41.5M | | Spain | $19.5M | | Italy | $10.1M | Total funding amount raised by stage in the Pet Tech sector. Over the last 10 years, the Pet Tech sector have seen $375M into Seed Stage funding rounds, $2.06B into Early Stage funding rounds and $1.55B go into Late Stage funding rounds. | Funding Stage | Total Funding | | Early Stage | $2.06B | | Late Stage | $1.55B | | Debt | $1.32B | | Seed Stage | $375M | | PE | $156M | | Post IPO | $28.5M | | Grant | $4.8M | Recent funding rounds in Pet Tech. In the year 2026, till July 2026, Pet Tech companies have raised $108M in equity funding across 14 rounds. In the same period last year (i.e. till July 2025), Pet Tech companies had raised $234M across 33 rounds. So, 2026 has seen a 53.9% drop in funding in Pet Tech companies as compared to 2025. Here are some recent, important funding rounds in Pet Tech: | Company | Round Raised | Amount Raised | Funding Date | Investors | | Wagmo | Series B | 4311 | Jul 15, 2026 | Curql | | Goose | Series A | 5636 | Jun 10, 2026 | - | | Pettichat | Seed | 4778 | Apr 21, 2026 | Oufang Angel and 1 more | | Bond Pets | Series A | 5765 | Apr 16, 2026 | Symrise | | Memoria | Angel | 7563 | Apr 15, 2026 | Yutaka Matsuo | R/GA Ventures is the top investor in Pet Tech companies based on number of companies invested. Here are some top investors in Pet Tech: M&A activity in Pet Tech. In the year 2026, till July 2026, 9 acquisitions happened in Pet Tech sector. Last year, in 2025, a total of 17 acquisitions happened in Pet Tech sector. Here are some recent, important acquisitions in Pet Tech: | Company | Acquisition Type | Acquisition Date | Acquirers | | Toletta Cats | Business Acquisition | Jul 17, 2026 | S.T. CORPORATION | | The Dodo | Business Acquisition | Jun 18, 2026 | Penske Media Corporation | | Yorkshire Raw Feeds | Business Acquisition | Jun 03, 2026 | Nutriment | | Modern Animal | Business Acquisition | Apr 08, 2026 | Chewy | | tractive.com | Business Acquisition | Mar 31, 2026 | Bending Spoons | Here are the acquisition trends in Pet Tech: | Year | No. of companies | | 2026 | 9 | | 2025 | 17 | | 2024 | 12 | | 2023 | 23 | | 2022 | 20 | | 2021 | 26 | | 2020 | 9 | | 2019 | 13 | | 2018 | 14 | | 2017 | 18 | IPOs in Pet Tech. In the year 2022, till November 2022, 2 IPOs happened in Pet Tech sector. Here are some recent, important IPOs in Pet Tech: | Company | IPO Date | Exchange Symbol | | HangZhou TianYuan Pet Products | Nov 18, 2022 | Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) | | petgo | Apr 28, 2022 | Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) | | Wag! Nov 04, 2021 | National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) | | Rover | Aug 02, 2021 | National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) | | Mad Paws | Mar 26, 2021 | Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) | Colleges which produce the most Pet Tech companies. Companies founded by alumni from top colleges in the Pet Tech sector. Most number of Pet Tech startups have been founded by alumni from Harvard University, Stanford University and Harvard Business School. | College | No. of companies | | Harvard University | 14 | | Stanford University | 14 | | Harvard Business School | 11 | | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 10 | | University of Pennsylvania | 10 | | University of California (Berkeley) | 9 | | INSEAD | 8 | | Columbia University | 7 | | HEC Paris | 7 | | University of California (Los Angeles) | 6 | Total funding in companies founded by alumni from top colleges in the the Pet Tech sector. In the last 10 years, Harvard University graduates' Pet Tech companies have raised the most funding among top colleges. Harvard Business School alumni are second, and Stanford University alumni are third. | College | Total Funding | | Harvard University | $816M | | Harvard Business School | $794M | | Stanford University | $595M | | Columbia University | $107M | | INSEAD | $99.2M | | Columbia Business School | $84.7M | | University of California (Berkeley) | $76.1M | | Indian Institute Of Management-Lucknow | $65.8M | | University of California (Los Angeles) | $60.3M | | USC Marshall School of Business | $58.8M |

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PETage
Mar 5th, 2026
Rover Launches Dog Training, Helping Pet Parents Find Credentialed Dog Trainers

Rover launches Dog Training, helping pet parents find credentialed dog trainers. Pet Age Staff//March 5, 2026// Rover Group, Inc., a leading online marketplace for pet care, has announced the launch of its new dog training offering. Pet parents across the U.S. can now use Rover to find and book nearby credentialed dog trainers for private, in-person sessions tailored to their pet's specific needs. All trainers offering services through Rover have committed to rewards-based training, provided documentation of dog training credentials, and passed a third-party background check. Since soft launching as a pilot program in October 2024, Rover has added 1,600 credentialed trainers and more than 6,000 dog parents have booked a training session on Rover, demonstrating strong resonance with pet parents. Through training services available on Rover, it is easier for pet parents to find the right support for their pets' needs, allowing them to compare credentialed dog trainers in their community, with the ability to search by years of experience, reviews and ratings, price, and training skills. According to a new Rover survey*, most pet parents (86%) agree that today's dogs require more training due to how often they accompany their people outside of the home. Two-thirds (65%) admit they wish their dog was better trained and 67% would be more willing to hire a professional dog trainer if it were easier to find and book one. Trainers on Rover can help dogs of all ages shape behaviors, learn skills and build confidence. "Rover is always looking for new ways to better serve the unique needs of pets and their people," said Brent Turner, CEO of Rover. "Our new training service does just that by prioritizing the wellbeing of pets and bringing to market an offering that meets pet parents where they are. It's been very well received by pet parents and trainers alike." By expanding its service offering to include dog training, Rover enables credentialed dog trainers to connect with millions of pet parents on the Rover platform. Trainers on Rover are empowered to set their own rates, manage booking schedules, and choose their clients, providing flexibility to grow their training business at their own pace. "Part of the Rover magic is the incredible network of pet lovers that we've built over the past 15 years, coming together to help pet parents find the support they need," said Scott Lowe, GM of Dog Training. "After a year of piloting the new service and building a network of qualified trainers, pet parents nationwide can now find the perfect trainer for their dog's needs-whether it's a puppy needing help with potty training, house manners, chewing and jumping or an adult dog that needs to refine behaviors, like barking or separation distress. We believe Rover's training offering is a natural evolution in our journey to become the go-to resource for pet parents." *A Rover survey of 1,000 U.S. pet parents conducted in February of 2026, via Pollfish.

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Mar 5th, 2026
Rover launches dog training with 1,600 credentialed trainers across US

Rover Group has launched a dog training service across the US, allowing pet parents to find and book credentialed trainers for private, in-person sessions. All trainers commit to rewards-based methods, provide credential documentation and pass background checks. Since its pilot launch in October 2024, Rover has onboarded 1,600 credentialed trainers and facilitated over 6,000 training bookings. The platform enables pet parents to compare trainers by experience, reviews, pricing and specialisations. According to Rover's survey, 86% of pet parents believe dogs require more training today, whilst 65% wish their dogs were better trained. Trainers on the platform can set their own rates and schedules, providing flexibility to grow their businesses. The service addresses needs ranging from puppy training to adult dog behaviour refinement.

GeekWire
Jan 28th, 2026
Rover acquires cat-sitting marketplace Meowtel to expand specialised pet care

Seattle-based Rover Group has acquired Meowtel, a cat-focused pet-sitting marketplace in the US. The deal marks Rover's push into specialised pet care services. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Meowtel operates a platform connecting cat owners with sitters who provide in-home care specifically for felines. The acquisition allows Rover to expand its offerings beyond its traditional dog-walking and general pet-sitting services, targeting the growing market of cat owners seeking dedicated care solutions.