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Our client is a specialist product launch marketing agency with their own product launch formula.

They are looking for an keen individual who is naturally curious and interested in analytics and data management.

KEY DUTIES

  • Creating weekly, monthly reports

  • Helping support the Insights and Analytics team prepare presentations to their clients

  • Create dashboard reports by pulling data from different data sources for presentation to their clients and internal staff

  • Provide statistical and analytical support on all aspects of the web data analysis

  • Create reusable models and templates that can be applied across different reports and clients

  • To stay up-to-date with the latest industry developments and best-practices

    CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS

  • Independent skills

  • Team work skills

  • Organisational skills

  • Good written and oral communication skills

  • Self-Motivated

  • Able to commit to a 12 week training programme prior to starting the role

  • Meets the eligibility below

    ELIGIBILITY

  • Living in the North East area of England (County Durham, Gateshead, Newcastle, North Tyneside, Northumberland, South Tyneside, and Sunderland)

  • Employed, self-employed, career changers, returners to work or unemployed within the last 12 months.

  • Have the right to live and work in the UK.

  • Have access to a reliable internet connection with a PC/ Laptop.

    Sound like you? Then send us an application and we will let you know if you are suitable for this position, or one of the other roles we have available
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