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Senior Data Analyst

Oscar Technology
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7 months ago
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Senior Data Analyst | Up to £85,000 | 10% Bonus | London | Hybrid

Senior Data Analyst - SQL & Python

Senior Data Analyst

Role: Senior Data Analyst

Salary: £50k - £55k

Location: London

Hybrid: 3 days on-site / 2 days WFH

Essential Skills: SQL, Looker, BigQuery

Summary

A brand new position has opened for a Senior Data Analyst to join a consultancy firm based in London, with their operations spanning across the US and Australia.

As a Senior Data Analyst, you will play a crucial role in translating data into actionable insights to drive company performance, and enhance customer experience. You'll be looking for opportunities to implement data driven solutions, promote a data first mindset within the company, and analyze / visualize data.

The role is being offered on a permanent basis, with a hybrid working pattern of 3 days on-site and 2 days WFH from their central London office.

The Company

The company is a well-regarded organization with a client base of over 10, including significant household brands. Their aim is to use their technology, services and platforms to give businesses the right tools to understand customer needs and goals.

Benefits Include:

25 days holiday Bank Holidays Private Healthcare Healthcare Cash Plan Income Protection Pension Schemes Training Courses Childcare, Transport and Lifestyle Vouchers

The Role

In this role you will work with cross-functional teams to promote a data driven culture within the company, identify data gaps and recommend solutions, and provide crucial insights into the every-changing commercial landscape.

As the primary contact for data within the business, you will have the opportunity to shape and implement your own vision to spearhead their use of data.

Responsibilities

Identify and analyze data from multiple sources including: trends, funnels, regression Maintain and develop dashboards in Looker for KPIs and product metrics Coach the team and the wider business in fostering a data mindset Apply you commercial mindset to identify ways to optimize the wide business Provide insights into market trends, competitors and additional factors influencing the commercial landscape

Essential Skills / Experience

SQL Google BigQuery Looker DBT Python is a bonus!

Next Steps:

If you are a Senior Data Analyst and you are looking work for a company fantastic approach to work, in an exciting and innovative environment, then look no further - this is the role for you!

Interviews for this role will be held imminently.To be considered, please send your CV to me now to avoid disappointment.

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Role: Senior Data Analyst

Salary: £50k - £55k

Location: London

Hybrid: 3 days on-site / 2 days WFH

Essential Skills: SQL, Looker, BigQuery

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