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Data Analyst - Customer/Marketing

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
Last month
£45,000 – £55,000 pa

Salary

£45,000 – £55,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
28 Apr 2026 (Last month)

Benefits

Hybrid working with two days per week in a London office Exposure to a wide variety of clients, sectors, and analytical challenges Clear opportunities to develop technical capability and consulting skills Supportive team environment with access to specialist data, engineering, and science functions
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Data Analyst
London (hybrid, 2 days per week) | Up to £55,000

This is a great opportunity to join a growing data and analytics consultancy where you will work on varied, client-facing projects that have real commercial impact. You will sit between data, insight, and decision-making, helping organisations better understand their customers through thoughtful, high-quality analysis.

The Company
They are a UK-based data and analytics consultancy that combines large-scale proprietary data with advanced analytics and insight delivery. Working as a solutions partner, they support clients across sectors such as utilities, energy, telecommunications, financial services, charities, and consumer brands. Their focus is on helping organisations unlock value from complex data through practical, outcome-driven analytics.

The Role
As a Data Analyst, you will work closely with clients to translate business problems into clear analytical solutions. You will be involved across the full project lifecycle, from early discovery through to delivery.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Gathering requirements and running data discovery and stakeholder sessions
  • Exploring, cleaning, and analysing complex, often ambiguous datasets
  • Combining multiple data sources into a single analytical view
  • Producing insight through analysis, reports, and dashboards
  • Presenting findings and translating technical outputs into clear commercial insight
  • Working alongside data scientists, project managers, and subject matter experts on client projects

Your Skills & Experience

  • Strong commercial experience in a data or analytics role
  • Excellent SQL skills for data extraction, transformation, and analysis
  • Experience using Python for analysis is highly desirable
  • Confidence working directly with clients and presenting insight to stakeholders
  • Experience building dashboards in Power BI or similar BI tools such as Tableau or Qlik
  • A curious, analytical mindset with the ability to work independently and ask the right questions

What They Offer

  • Salary up to £50,000, with flexibility to £55,000 for an exceptional candidate
  • Hybrid working with two days per week in a London office
  • Exposure to a wide variety of clients, sectors, and analytical challenges
  • Clear opportunities to develop technical capability and consulting skills
  • Supportive team environment with access to specialist data, engineering, and science functions

How to Apply
If you are a Data Analyst looking to deepen your client-facing experience and work on meaningful analytics projects, apply now to find out more.

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