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Analytics Consultant - Digital

Harnham - Data & Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
2 weeks ago
£32,000 – £40,000 pa
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£32,000 – £40,000 pa

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Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (2 weeks ago)

Benefits

Ongoing training and upskilling Mentorship from experienced consultants Exposure to a wide variety of projects Supportive, tight-knit team culture
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Analytics Consultant - Digital


London, hybrid (2 days per week in the office) | Up to £40,000 + benefits

Join a high-growth performance marketing agency where digital analytics sits at the heart of how they plan, optimise, and measure media. If you enjoy variety, solving complex problems with data, and working closely with stakeholders, this role offers a broad remit, strong mentorship, and clear room to grow.

The Company
They are a mid-sized performance marketing agency with a global footprint and a strong presence in the UK. Their clients span household-name brands across energy, public sector, education, and ecommerce. Data, measurement, and experimentation are central to how they design and deliver marketing solutions. You will join a close-knit analytics team embedded within the wider business, partnering with media specialists, strategists, and product teams.

The Role
As a Digital Analytics Consultant, you will sit within the analytics function and support a range of media and marketing projects, primarily in a Google Cloud environment. You will:

  • Build and maintain data pipelines and marketing data warehouses, often in BigQuery, to centralise digital and CRM data.
  • Work with web analytics tools to design tracking, implement measurement plans, and support migrations such as GA4 setups.
  • Develop SQL queries to transform, QA, and analyse data for reporting and deeper insight.
  • Create dashboards and visualisations in tools such as Power BI, Looker, or Tableau to communicate performance to non-technical stakeholders.
  • Support customer analytics projects including segmentation, CLTV analysis, and audience targeting for CRM and paid media activation.
  • Collaborate closely with internal media and solutions teams to scope requirements and translate business questions into data solutions.
  • Contribute to experimentation, testing, and recommendations that directly impact client marketing performance.

Your Skills & Experience
You will be a curious, proactive digital analytics professional with:

  • Strong commercial experience using SQL to manipulate and analyse data.
  • Hands-on experience with cloud data warehousing, ideally BigQuery or a similar platform.
  • Practical knowledge of web analytics tools such as Google Analytics (including GA4) or Adobe Analytics.
  • Understanding of tagging and implementation, for example using Google Tag Manager or similar tools.
  • Experience building or maintaining reports and dashboards in tools like Power BI, Looker, or Tableau.
  • A genuine interest in digital marketing, media performance, and how data can drive better decisions.
  • Strong communication skills, with confidence working directly with internal stakeholders and clients.
  • A collaborative, inquisitive mindset, keen to learn, ask questions, and get involved in a small team environment.

A background in agencies or consultancies is helpful but not essential if you are comfortable working across multiple projects and clients.

What They Offer

  • Salary up to £40,000 depending on experience.
  • Hybrid working with 2 set days per week in their London office, alongside flexible home-working.
  • Ongoing training and upskilling across analytics, cloud, and data science, with mentorship from experienced consultants.
  • Exposure to a wide variety of projects across web analytics, data warehousing, CRM, and predictive modelling.
  • A supportive, tight-knit team culture where your ideas are heard and you can progress quickly as you grow your skill set.

How To Apply
If you are excited by the blend of digital analytics, cloud data, and hands-on problem solving in a media environment, apply with your CV today to find out more.

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