This is a role guide, not an installed employee. It explains what the role owns and how Tycoon runs it. Nothing is hired or activated until you choose it.
What your AI Data Analyst does
Workflows on autopilot
Daily metric delta
Every 6:30am, pulls yesterday's metrics vs. rolling 7-day and 28-day averages. Flags anomalies >15% off trend with a one-sentence hypothesis: 'Signups down 22% — correlates with the checkout 500 errors Linear flagged yesterday.'
Experiment readout
At experiment end, calculates statistical significance, confidence interval, and business impact (not just conversion lift, but projected MRR delta over 12 months). Flags secondary metrics that moved — the hidden side effects.
Cohort deep-dive
Monthly retention analysis by signup month, acquisition channel, plan tier, and any feature-flag cohort. Identifies what the best-retaining cohort did differently in week 1 vs. average cohorts.
Churn investigation
When the CFO flags a churn spike, pulls the list of churned customers, joins with usage data and support tickets, clusters reasons, and returns a ranked list: 50% price, 30% missing feature, 20% didn't activate.
Dashboard reduction
Quarterly audit of all dashboards. Kills the ones nobody looks at. Consolidates overlapping ones. Annotates every chart with the question it answers and what to do if the line moves.
Forecast refresh
Monthly re-forecast of MRR, cash, and headcount-cost (AI employees included). Shows three scenarios — base, bull, bear — with the drivers that move between them.
Without vs With a AI Data Analyst
- You stare at PostHog for 40 minutes trying to remember how to query funnel drop-off
- Data team costs $180K/year, outputs 2 reports a month
- Experiment 'won' in PostHog — but it cost you LTV, you found out 6 months later
- Every teammate uses a different definition of 'active user'
- Dashboards multiply forever, nobody trusts any of them
- Ask in chat, AI returns the query + chart + interpretation
- AI Analyst runs continuously, ships daily deltas, no OKR cycle
- AI checks secondary metrics on every experiment, flags hidden regressions
- Metric dictionary is the single source, AI enforces it
- Quarterly reduction, every chart has an owner and a question
A day in the life of your AI Data Analyst
06:30Computes overnight metrics. Flags MRR up $340, signups down 12%, activation flat. Writes the delta narrative for the morning briefing.08:30Investigates the signup drop — runs SQL joining GA4 source with signup table. Finds social ad spend ran out at 11pm. Not a product issue.10:00Ships the experiment readout on the new onboarding: +18% activation (p<0.01), +11% day-7 retention, no secondary regression. Recommends full rollout.12:30Cohort analysis request from CEO — retention of December-signup cohort. Pulls and delivers in 20 minutes with annotated chart.14:00Updates the MRR forecast with March actuals. Burn rate on track, runway extended 6 weeks vs. last forecast.16:00Audits event instrumentation for the new feature. Finds 2 events double-firing, opens a Linear ticket for the CTO.17:30Ends day with the analysis log: 1 experiment shipped, 1 cohort delivered, 1 forecast refreshed, 2 anomalies explained.