Data Analyst - iGaming

Firinne Solutions
London
4 days ago
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Our client is a leading provider of AI and Data Science solutions to the iGaming space. A market leader in this area, providing software that delivers real time data driven automations for personalisation - driving performance optimisation and retention rates.


They are looking for a proven Data Analyst to join their growing business, seen to be a key stakeholder and central figure internally working between various teams.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Analyse the performance of products across multiple client installations.
  • Develop new ways to assess the products, building prototypes of how to visualise
  • Propose designs for A/B testing methods.
  • Assess and improve the methodologies used in current measurement reporting.
  • Carry out analytical projects for key clients
  • Build repeatable analytics around the general performance of key clients
  • Create knowledge base pages to explain measurement approaches
  • Support Product Managers with results presentations to clients


What They Are Looking For

  • You are comfortable working with a degree of ambiguity and can demonstrate the ability to change and adapt as business scales
  • You have a degree in mathematics, statistics, computer science, engineering or similar
  • You have a strong understanding of Maths, Statistics, and analytical methodologies
  • Experience in analysing marketing activities within the gambling industry
  • Technical understanding and experience of a/b testing
  • Experience with statistical testing methods
  • You are structured in code development and annotation, ensuring usability for others
  • Experienced in developing code to answer analytical questions (there is some flexibility on languages, either Python, SQL, Pyspark or some combination)
  • Comfortable presenting to audiences, either internally or externally, with a clear and precise style that can be well-received
  • You have sound interpersonal skills and enjoy collaborating with others
  • You have excellent verbal & written communication and presentation skills, with a well-structured and analytical approach


Hybrid working culture, with 1 day per week in Central London office.

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