Darkroom is hiring a Measurement Strategist for a single, dedicated engagement: the launch of a category-defining consumer AI product, at a spend altitude most people in this industry never get near.
Your job is to be the person on our side who evaluates data, learns from it, and decides what’s next. You will pressure-test the structure, the assumptions, the priors, and the hypotheses, and tell us plainly where the model is load-bearing and where it is guessing. When the answer is good, you carry it forward with conviction. When it isn’t, you say so before we spend against it.
The second half of the job is forward-looking. You own the question of what we test next. You own the next learning decision: what is the hypothesis, how do we design a test that can actually answer it, what will we know at the end that we don’t know now, and how does that get the client closer to their goal. A test that cannot change a decision is not a test we run.
You also own the data supply chain. This is a pre-launch business, which means there is no baseline, no clean historical data, and no settled definition of a conversion. You will decide what we measure, where each number comes from, which source wins when two disagree, and what has to be instrumented before launch rather than after. That someone is you, working alongside client-side data and engineering.
And you will forecast. Media plans, ramp curves, CPA and CAC trajectories, saturation points, and scenario ranges, maintained as a living model rather than a deck slide. These forecasts sit underneath our commercial commitments, so they need to be defensible line by line.
You will report to the Director of Growth on this account.
This is a demanding seat on the most visible account in the agency. We are saying that plainly because we would rather you know now.