Lead Data Analyst/Data Scientist (Sawtooth) - Insights Consultancy

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Lead Data Analyst/Data Scientist (Sawtooth) - Insights Consultancy

c. £45 - 60,000; London/hybrid

Super opportunity for a highly experienced Sawtooth/Conjoint orientated Lead Data Analyst/Data Scientist to play an integral role within this awards recognised insights consultancy.

Joining a highly experienced team of mixed methods market researchers, your role will be to head up and collaborate on the more analytics/data science driven aspects of their quantitative insights offering. As such, you'll be client facing and involved extensively on quantitative lead projects requiring that more analytics/data science focused approach. Very much a 'hands-on' role, there will additionally be the opportunity to explore and innovate in areas such as dashboard improvement, increased use of AI, and more. There's also planned scope to eventually turn this into a team lead/management role, given the group's overall expansionist drive.

It's essential you're already working in a similar capacity in the market research/insights agency or related, and that you're a Sawtooth/conjoint specialist. Additional skills in advanced Excel, Q, SPSS (and/or skills in Decipher) are equally highly desirable. You'll definitely be a client facer with a consultative leaning, and you'll be happy to be a 'hands-on' deliverer alongside mentor/guru for all things quant analytics/data science.

You'll be joining an exciting, fresh and hugely ambitious independent consultancy whose work has received MRS recognition, boasting a strong range of globally leading brands for clients (from charity to tech), and who've carved their uniquely bespoke way of doing things into a widely trusted service. There’s growth on the horizon with a great collaborative and flexible culture with some nice/fun perks too!

For further details contact Carl at Resources Group.

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