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Sr. Staff Quantitative Product Researcher

Pinterest Indexed employerSan Francisco, CA, US; Remote, US · San Francisco, CA, US
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Workplace

remote

Employment

Other

Published

Aug 14, 2026

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The role

About Pinterest:

Millions of people around the world come to our platform to find creative ideas, dream about new possibilities and plan for memories that will last a lifetime. At Pinterest, we’re on a mission to bring everyone the inspiration to create a life they love, and that starts with the people behind the product.

Discover a career where you ignite innovation for millions, transform passion into growth opportunities, celebrate each other’s unique experiences and embrace the flexibility to do your best work. Creating a career you love? It’s Possible.

At Pinterest, AI isn't just a feature, it's a powerful partner that augments our creativity and amplifies our impact, and we’re looking for candidates who are excited to be a part of that. To get a complete picture of your experience and abilities, we’ll explore your foundational skills and how you collaborate with AI.

Through our interview process, what matters most is that you can always explain your approach, showing us not just what you know, but how you think. You can read more about our AI interview philosophy and how we use AI in our recruiting process here .

Pinterest is looking for a Sr. Staff Quantitative Product Researcher to lead the development and evolution of user-centered measurement across our consumer experience. As the volume of measurement asks grows, we need a seasoned researcher who can partner with Data Science and Engineering as an equal — not just contributing to metrics work, but guiding it end-to-end and shaping the direction of how we measure the Pinner experience.

In this role, you'll own the full arc of measurement work: identifying what we should be measuring, designing surveys that capture the constructs that matter, validating that our metrics

Requirements

Department: Design