Lead Data Analyst

Harnham - Data & Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
Today
£55,000 – £65,000 pa

Salary

£55,000 – £65,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Lead
Education
Degree
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (Today)

Benefits

Hybrid working with one day per week at London Bridge Advanced analytics, modelling and measurement projects Strong progression opportunities in a growing data function
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Lead Data Analyst


London Bridge hybrid, £65,000 plus benefits

A great opportunity to take on a strategic Lead Data Analyst role where you will work across experimentation, modelling and BI projects, while shaping long term data strategy and supporting complex digital marketing programmes.

The Company
They are a high growth data and performance consultancy combining analytics, data science and engineering to drive measurable, sustainable growth for well known brands. Their work spans digital marketing data, advanced measurement and predictive modelling, with strong access to client datasets and a culture centred on technical excellence.

The Role
* Lead analytical work across experimentation, causal inference and incrementality
* Build predictive models such as LTV, propensity and forecasting
* Deliver BI and reporting projects using cloud based data and dbt pipelines
* Work hands on with SQL and digital marketing data from Google and Meta
* Partner with data scientists to deploy models into advertising platforms
* Mentor analysts and contribute to technical development across the team

Your Skills And Experience


* Strong technical ability with SQL
* Experience using dbt for transformation and production data models
* Background working with digital marketing data and ad platform signals
* Exposure to BI and analytics projects using tools such as Looker or Tableau
* Understanding of experimentation, causal inference and incrementality
* Knowledge of MMM, LTV and propensity modelling
* Confident communicator who can collaborate with a range of stakeholders

What They Offer


* Up to £65,000 salary
* Hybrid working with one day per week at London Bridge
* Advanced analytics, modelling and measurement projects
* Strong progression opportunities in a growing data function

How To Apply
If this sounds like your next step, apply today to learn more.

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