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Contract Senior Product Data Analyst

£500-£600 per day (outside IR35)
6 months
SQL, dbt, Looker, A/B Testing
Hybrid working, 3 days on site (London based company)
VC backed Insurtech scale-up

I am partnered with one of the UK's most exciting Insurtechs who are looking for a Contract Senior Product Analyst.

Further to strong technical/analytical skills, they need someone highly self-motivated, ready to take ownership of projects and drive them to successful completion, as well as someone who possesses a curious growth mindset, seeks continuous improvement in data techniques, and is comfortable interacting and working effectively with stakeholders of all levels across the business.

What they are looking for...

Solid senior level experience in product analytics within a startup/scaleup environment.
Expertise with SQL and A/B Testing.
Sound knowledge of dbt.
Data Visualisation experience using Looker.
Demonstrable ability to translate complex analytical outputs into clear, simple and actionable stories.

If you're interested in the role or finding out more, please apply or contact me directly!

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Contract Senior Product Analyst

£500-£600 per day (outside IR35)
6 months
SQL, dbt, Looker A/B Testing
Hybrid working, 3 days on site (London based company)
VC backed Insurtech scale-up

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