Graduate Data Analyst (Insight) - Manchester

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6 months ago

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My client is a tech-led PLC organisation with a global presence who have an exciting opportunity for a graduate to join their analytical team.

This is an ideal opportunity for a graduate with a numeric related degree who is looking to develop their career in an analytical field. Ideally, you may have some experience as a Data Analyst either in a placement year or post-university.

This role offers a fantastic opportunity for a self-motivated, highly numerate graduate to make a significant difference within a well-established and rapidly growing organisation. This year alone they have hired 8 staff within the team across various areas of analytics.

Your day to day will consist of..

Deliver CRM analysis from campaigns and promotion performance through to ad-hoc requests
Work closely with the CRM Managers and Team Leaders to deliver valuable analysis to drive the promotional roadmaps
Support the creation of new segmentation on the customer base to drive targeting of promotional offers
Deliver campaign analysis on all products and lifecycles ideally with an automated solution
Derive insight from data analysis and communicate this output to a variety of different audiences using most appropriate presentation techniques.
Support to identify specific customer data targeting within product verticals.
Deliver ad hoc analysis requests on KPI performance, trends and opportunities to improve future campaigns.
Seek to utilise all data sources available
Work closely with the promotional executive to analyse end to end performance of the promotion and optimise for future activity.

What we want from you…...

Degree background in a numeric field i.e. Maths, Economics, Physics etc.
Microsoft Office product suite, particularly Excel i.e. Pivot Tables and V-Lookups
Working knowledge of one or more of the following is advantageous: SQL/Power BI
Clear, logical analytical approach to problem-solving
Ability to investigate data, find trends, forecast performance and provide insightful recommendations
27 days holiday + bank holidays
Opportunity to develop technically i.e. SQL/Python/Power BI/R

If you are interested in this fantastic opportunity based in Manchester, please apply direct with an updated CV.

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