Data Director – Media

Wyatt Partners
London
1 month ago
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A Data Director is being sought by a leading Media Agency to lead on all client relationships from a Data Activation & Programmatic Media perspective, but also to mould the team into its own P/L & deliver on stand-alone projects. Heading up a team of 5 and working across a range of clients on varied Analytics & Data Science projects.

The Head of Data will work across all the Agency's major clients and be responsible for the approach to Data & solution development.

Leading a multifaceted team of 5 consisting of Data Engineers & Data Scientists. The team is set to grow in the next 12 months.

You’ll be someone that is creative in your approach to connecting diverse Data Sets to Media within a programmatic ecosystem.

Data Director – Experience:

  • Familiar with connecting 1st & 3rd Party Data Sets in a Media Context
  • Likely will have worked in an Agency environment previously
  • Experience of Technologies around Digital Activation such as DV360, Tradedesk, etc.
  • Nice to haves: Experience of programming languages such as Python/R/SQL + any econometrics experience
  • Excellent relationship builder with clients, strong ability in client pitch teams

A senior role within the company, the Data Director will have autonomy & a blank canvas to build out a unique proposition in the industry – blending Data, Tech & Behavioural Science to create something truly compelling for brands.

This position would be an ideal move for a mid-senior level Data Analytics specialist who has worked in Media Agencies or media consultancies, who is looking to take a step into an autonomous management position, where you will be backed with a budget to hire and freedom to grow.

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