Senior Data Analyst

Dublin
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€82k base + 10% bonus + pension

Hybrid - Dublin city centre

Large eCommerce Business

Are you a data-driven problem solver with a passion for digital media? We're looking for a Senior Data Engineer to join a fast-growing subscription-based digital business. Your work will directly shape how they understand audiences, improve subscription models, optimize advertising, and uncover new eCommerce opportunities.

What you’ll do:

Build and manage data pipelines (ETL/ELT) across all stages—from ingestion to analytics.

Turn raw, disparate data into clean, usable data products.

Work with APIs, Google Cloud (BigQuery), and Azure to integrate data from web and app platforms.

Collaborate with product, marketing, and audience teams to deliver actionable insights.

Lead large-scale data migration projects and ensure data architecture is efficient and compliant.

Support data storytelling, reporting, and decision-making across publishing, content, and sales teams.

What we’re looking for:

5+ years of experience in a data engineering or analytics role.

Proficiency in SQL, Python, Google Cloud Platform, BigQuery, and working with APIs.

Experience with web/app tracking, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics.

Strong communication skills—you can explain complex topics to non-technical stakeholders.

A team player who thrives in a collaborative, cross-functional environment.

Bonus points for:

Experience with JavaScript or knowledge of data visualization tools like Looker Studio (Data Studio).

Be part of a dynamic team in a fast paced environment where you will learn lots and have fun along the way

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