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Analytics Manager

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
2 weeks ago
£100,000 – £120,000 pa

Salary

£100,000 – £120,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
11 May 2026 (2 weeks ago)

Benefits

Remote-first working with London as the primary hub Opportunity to shape an analytics function as it scales Clear progression into senior analytics or data leadership roles
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Analytics Manager


London (Remote First) | Up to £120,000

This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of an analytics function within a fast-growing, product-led business. You will shape how data drives decision making, lead a growing team, and work across high-impact commercial and product areas.

The Company


They are a scaling technology business operating in a highly regulated, data-rich environment. Data sits at the heart of their product, trading and growth strategy, and they are investing heavily in maturing their analytics capabilities. You will join a collaborative, pragmatic and impact-focused team that partners closely with stakeholders across the organisation.

The Role


* Lead and develop a team of Analysts and Analytics Engineers.
* Act as the primary analytics partner for senior stakeholders across Growth, Trading, Product, Finance and Compliance.
* Translate business problems into clear analytical questions, metrics and decision-ready insight.
* Review and challenge analytical work to ensure accuracy, clarity and scalability.
* Drive best practice across SQL, data modelling, documentation and quality standards.
* Prioritise work effectively based on value, impact and capacity.
* Communicate findings, risks and trade-offs clearly to non-technical teams.

Your Skills and Experience


* Strong commercial experience in analytics or analytics leadership.
* High proficiency in SQL, with the ability to write, review and challenge complex queries.
* Comfortable managing and developing a small analytics team.
* Experience working with stakeholders in product, growth or trading style environments.
* Familiarity with regulated industries such as gaming, gambling, finance or fintech.
* Experience with BI tools such as Omni, Looker or similar is beneficial.
* A statistical foundation and comfort being tested on analytical thinking.
* Experience in fast-paced start-ups or scale-ups, comfortable wearing multiple hats.

What They Offer


* Salary up to £120,000.
* Remote-first working with London as the primary hub.
* Opportunity to shape an analytics function as it scales.
* Work across high-impact commercial and product challenges.
* Clear progression into senior analytics or data leadership roles.

How to Apply


If you are an experienced Analytics Manager looking for a high-impact role in London, please apply with your CV to discuss this opportunity further.

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