Data Analyst

MBN Solutions
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Data Analyst – Econometric Modelling Consultancy

Location:Primarily Remote (Based in the UK)

Salary:From £26,000-£35,000 (Depending on Experience)


MBNs client is a growing, independent econometric modeling consultancy working with high-profile clients across the UK and globally. Due to continued success, they are looking for a detail-oriented and motivated Analyst to join our dynamic team.


Role Overview:As an Analyst, you will play a key role in bridging the gap between data gathering, modelling, and generating actionable insights for clients. You’ll be responsible for working closely with clients and agencies to obtain essential data, ensuring its accuracy, and helping the team develop insights through modeling.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Liaising with clients and agencies to gather the data essential to our work.
  • Taking ownership of the data, ensuring its accuracy, and assisting the team in using it effectively.
  • Supporting the team as they model the data and generate insights and recommendations.
  • Collaborating with colleagues to refine processes and improve data handling.


We’re looking for someone who:

  • Loves Excel – you should be confident in using Excel and eager to develop your skills further.
  • Has a logical, systematic approach and enjoys developing and following processes.
  • Is detail-focused with a passion for getting the numbers right.
  • Is self-driven and comfortable working remotely, but thrives in a collaborative team-based environment.


This role would suit:

  • Someone early in their career, eager to gain hands-on experience working with marketing data.
  • A person who enjoys direct client interaction and wants to develop their client-facing skills.
  • Someone open to exploring new career paths within data and marketing analytics.


For example, you could be:

  • A media planner/buyer who enjoys working with numbers and wants to transition into marketing analytics.
  • A BI/reporting professional looking to move into analysis.
  • A recent graduate with a strong quantitative focus (e.g., economics, statistics, mathematics).


Opportunities:There are excellent opportunities for growth within the role, including progression into econometric modelling or quantitative marketing consulting.

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