Business Intelligence Manager Contract 3 Months

Omnicom Media Group

City of London

7 months ago

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WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

Looking for a smart confident candidate, responsible for guiding successful reception for one of our biggest reporting platforms. Working with a variety of different disciplines and gaining exposure to all thing’s media. Delivering products and services that support clients as well as internal teams to improve the media efficiency of our clients marketing budget.

Communication skills and the ability to prioritize tasks across projects to meet deadlines are important and we need someone with a logical approach to problem solving and strong attention to detail. An independent self-starter you will be able to quickly establish credible relationships within the team.

The ability to collaborate and optimize delivery is crucial for the success of this role as is the ability to prioritise initiatives that drive most value and impact.

A bit about what you'll get involved in...

Development of training material
Supporting documentation
Cross skilled development
Supporting the delivery of our reporting tool
Feedback any highlights/concerns to the team.
Working day to day in a team of talented data professionals including Analytics, Measurement and Technical directors, visualisation specialists, Analysts, Data Managers, Data engineers and Data architects.
This is a hands-on role

Nice to Have’s

Experience in Media agency preferred
Hands on experience with Power BI, DAX and MQuery
Highly organized and able to manage their own time to meet deadlines across multiple work streams
At ease working to fast turnaround times
Accurate and numerate – a thorough grounding in statistics
Clear communicator in English: verbal and written
Comfortable working in diverse and multi skilled teams
Curious / investigative nature

This is a 3 month Contract, please be ready to apply if you have a Ltd company set up.

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