Head of Data Science and Analytics

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Head of Data Science and Analytics, LondonClient:Location:

London, United Kingdom

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Other

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Yes

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Posted:

05.05.2025

Expiry Date:

19.06.2025

Job Description:

HEAD OF DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS

LONDON – 2 DAYS A WEEK

*Please note, you must be a UK resident to apply with full right to work in the UK*

THE COMPANY

This company is a leading global, privately owned media group known for its diverse portfolio of iconic brands. With operations spanning publishing, audio, and out-of-home advertising, the company employs over 12,000 people worldwide and delivers more than 200 magazine titles and 100 digital products.

THE ROLE

You’ll support three key areas: Digital engagement, Inventory, and Competitions. Your teams will analyze audience behavior—who they are, how they engage, how often, and whether they’re reaching them with the right content and campaigns. You’ll also help shape the future of on-air and digital contests by identifying the right target audiences and uncovering insights to improve reach and effectiveness. The third team will focus on pricing advertising space and understanding cost points.

SKILLS + EXPERIENCE

  • You must come from a media agency or media-related background.
  • You must have experience leading data science and analytics teams.
  • You should have experience as a strategic, 'hand-off' leader, preferably managing teams larger than 8 members.

HOW TO APPLY

If this role interests you, please send your CV to Izzi at Harnham using the link below.

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Created on 05/05/2025 by JR, United Kingdom

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