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Associate Director, Data Analytics - Value Creation & Deals

Interpath
Birmingham
1 week ago
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Associate Director, Data Analytics - Value Creation & Deals

Interpath is an international advisory business. The role is based in Leeds, Birmingham, Belfast, Manchester or Glasgow.


Overview

We are looking for an experienced candidate to help develop Interpath's Data & Technology consulting group. The Data Analytics team serves analytics requirements across multiple service lines.


Key Accountabilities

  • Deals analytics support.
  • Build new data capabilities covering customer profiling, segmentation, profitability, demand forecasting, inventory management, supply chain optimisation, and spend analytics.
  • Create a Data Insight playbook.
  • Accelerate delivery timelines through better solutions.
  • Act as central point of contact for the team and foster strong working relationships.
  • Show the “art of the possible” and be integral to change management.
  • Extract information and provide insightful reports using various techniques.
  • Create meaningful dashboards to inform strategy and predict trends.
  • Work with the data team to determine the best data infrastructure.
  • Design a blueprint architecture of tools and techniques for value creation and client‑facing projects.
  • Lead the charge in building new data capabilities within the team.
  • Accelerate delivery of key data projects through new ‘ways of thinking'.

Requirements

  • At least 4 years of experience in data analytics, preferably in a consulting context.
  • University degree 2.1 or higher in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics or related field.
  • End‑to‑end knowledge of data warehouse and reporting processes.
  • Ability to identify and implement process improvements.
  • Strong consulting skills, having applied business intelligence and data analytics techniques.
  • Hands‑on technical expertise in data engineering, reporting and analysis.
  • Commercially savvy and articulate in data storytelling to clients.
  • Numerate and analytical with knowledge of data management.
  • Proficiency in BI tools such as PowerBI, Qlik, Tableau.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft SQL, Python, R.
  • Strong knowledge of statistical methodologies and data analysis techniques (e.g., clustering).
  • Passionate about data analytics, technically self‑sufficient, eager to learn new tools.
  • Ability to visualise data effectively and communicate findings clearly.
  • Proven experience with cloud technologies (AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP).

Advantageous Competencies

  • Exposure to AI/ML.
  • Exposure to the open source stack.
  • Experience with price modelling techniques.
  • Experience managing a small data team and mentoring.
  • Some exposure to behavioural data (e.g., Google or Adobe analytics).

Benefits

Interpath offers competitive salaries and a range of core and optional benefits. Read more about our benefits.


Recruitment Notice

Unsolicited resumes from third‑party recruiters are not accepted. Any employment agency submitting an unsolicited resume does so with the understanding that Interpath may hire the applicant without fee to the agency.


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