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Data-driven decision-makers who optimise product performance and user experience. A critical role in tech companies, bridging the gap between data and product strategy.

Open roles
6
Salary range
£46k – £98k
Hiring companies
3
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Product Analysts play a pivotal role in tech companies by using data to inform and optimise product decisions. They work closely with product managers, designers, and engineers to understand user behaviour, identify areas for improvement, and drive product success. This role is essential for companies that rely on data to make informed decisions and stay competitive in the market.

What the role does

Inside the role of a Product Analyst

A typical week for a Product Analyst is a mix of data analysis, stakeholder meetings, and reporting. They spend a significant amount of time working with data to uncover insights and communicate findings to cross-functional teams.

  1. 01
    Analyse user data to identify trends and patterns.
  2. 02
    Collaborate with product managers to define key metrics and KPIs.
  3. 03
    Develop and maintain dashboards for real-time performance tracking.
  4. 04
    Present findings and recommendations to stakeholders.
  5. 05
    Conduct A/B testing to evaluate the impact of product changes.
  6. 06
    Document and share insights with the wider team.
Salary on the board

£46k – £98k

Based on advertised midpoints across the 13 UK listings priced in pounds in the last 12 months. Base salary only.

Salary visibility
18% of listings advertise a salary — up from 0% the year before.
Distribution
13 priced listings
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£30–60k
£60–90k
£90–120k
£120–150k
£150–180k
Skills & tools

What hiring managers ask for

% of 3 listings posted in the last 12 months that mention each skill, extracted from job descriptions.

SQL
100%
Python
67%
Product Analytics
67%
AB Testing
33%
Causal Analysis
33%
Propensity Modelling
33%
Recommendation Systems
33%
Customer Journey Analysis
33%
Data Analytics
33%
Growth Analytics
33%
A/B Testing
33%
Data Storytelling
33%
Career ladder

From Junior to Principal

A typical UK progression for product analysts. Years are guidance — strong people move faster, and many senior folks sidestep into research, product or management.

  1. Level 1

    Junior Product Analyst

    0–2 yrs

    Assists in data collection and basic analysis, supporting senior team members in reporting and stakeholder communication.

  2. Level 2

    Product Analyst

    2–4 yrs

    Takes ownership of specific product areas, conducting in-depth analysis and presenting insights to cross-functional teams.

  3. Level 3

    Senior Product Analyst

    4–7 yrs

    Leads complex data projects, mentors junior analysts, and plays a key role in strategic decision-making.

  4. Level 4

    Principal Product Analyst

    7+ yrs

    Oversees the entire product analytics function, driving innovation and best practices across the organisation.

Pathway

How to become a Product Analyst

There's no single route, but most people follow some version of these steps.

  1. 1

    Data Fundamentals

    Gain a solid understanding of data analysis tools and techniques, and learn to work with large datasets.

  2. 2

    Product Knowledge

    Develop a deep understanding of the product and its users, and learn to align data insights with product goals.

  3. 3

    Stakeholder Communication

    Hone your skills in presenting data-driven insights to non-technical stakeholders and influencing product decisions.

  4. 4

    Advanced Analytics

    Master advanced statistical methods and machine learning techniques to uncover deeper insights and drive innovation.

  5. 5

    Leadership and Mentorship

    Take on leadership roles, mentor junior analysts, and contribute to the strategic direction of the product analytics function.

Live jobs

6 live roles

Senior Product Analyst

Senior Product Analyst£60,000-£70,000Manchester (Hybrid - 3x Days a Week in Office)If you're passionate about product analytics, experimentation, and using statistics to shape the experience of millions of users, this is an opportunity to join one of the UK's leading digital...

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment Manchester, United Kingdom £60,000 – £70,000 pa

Product Data Analyst

The role involves using advanced analytics and predictive modeling to shape product strategy, improve customer outcomes, and influence business decisions. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to unlock value from a modern cloud-based data platform, focusing on customer journey insights and data-driven initiatives.

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment Sheffield, United Kingdom £50,000 – £60,000 pa

Data Analyst - Product Lead

This role involves leading the delivery of analytical outcomes within large-scale data and transformation programmes, working closely with client stakeholders, architects, engineers, and analytics teams. Responsibilities include shaping analytical strategy, defining delivery approaches, and ensuring data products and services align with business objectives. The role also involves facilitating workshops, establishing best practices, and supporting the implementation of modern cloud-based analytics solutions.

Tenth Revolution Group Manchester, United Kingdom £70,000 – £80,000 pa
Hybrid Permanent Flexible

Data Analyst - Product Lead

This role involves leading the delivery of analytical outcomes within large-scale data and transformation programmes, working closely with client stakeholders, architects, engineers, and analytics teams. Responsibilities include defining delivery approaches, facilitating workshops, and supporting the implementation of modern cloud-based analytics solutions.

Tenth Revolution Group Leeds, United Kingdom £70,000 – £80,000 pa

Learner Analytics Product Manager

This role involves shaping the learner analytics capability for a higher education institution, working with academic stakeholders, data teams, and technology partners to define and deliver a product roadmap that enhances student outcomes, retention, and engagement. The Product Manager will drive the development of analytics solutions and ensure they provide actionable insights.

Real London, United Kingdom £500 pd

Growth & Product Analytics Lead

Lead growth and product analytics initiatives by leveraging data to improve customer onboarding, engagement, and expansion. Design experiments, define product instrumentation, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive measurable business outcomes. Focus on translating complex data into actionable insights that directly impact revenue and product adoption.

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment London, United Kingdom £160,000 – £180,000 pa
Hiring locations

Where this role is hiring

The locations with the most live listings for this role today.

London

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2 open

Manchester

Location
2 open

Leeds

Location
1 open

Sheffield

Location
1 open
FAQs

Common questions

  • Essential skills include data analysis, SQL, statistical methods, and the ability to communicate insights effectively to non-technical stakeholders.

  • Product Analysts collaborate closely with product managers to define key metrics, track performance, and provide data-driven recommendations for product improvements.

  • Common tools include SQL for data querying, Python or R for data analysis, and Tableau or Power BI for data visualisation and dashboard creation.

  • The typical career path includes roles such as Junior Product Analyst, Product Analyst, Senior Product Analyst, and Principal Product Analyst, with increasing levels of responsibility and leadership.

  • Salary ranges can vary widely based on experience, location, and company size. For more detailed information, please refer to the salary section on this page.

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