Senior data analyst - advertising

Harnham
London
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SENIOR DATA ANALYST - MARKETING SCIENCE UP TO £65,000 + BENEFITS
This is a fast-growing digital media and subscription platform operating at scale across multiple markets. The business combines content, advertising, and subscription revenue models and is undergoing rapid growth in its analytics capability. With a strong emphasis on data-driven decision-making, the company is investing heavily in measurement frameworks that enable smarter spending, sharper marketing effectiveness, and sustainable subscriber growth.

You'll join the newly established Marketing Analytics function; a specialist group focused on advanced measurement, marketing mix modelling, experimentation, and campaign performance evaluation. Sitting within the wider Analytics organisation (which includes content analytics, local analytics, and subscriber growth), this team partners closely with global stakeholders and plays a pivotal role in shaping how marketing investment decisions are made.

You'll work closely with performance marketing, brand marketing, research, finance, and an internal analytics team based in the US, while reporting directly into the Head of Marketing Analytics.

The environment is young, collaborative, and still being shaped, offering the rare opportunity to define processes, build new frameworks, and pave the way for best-in-class marketing measurement.

This is a hands-on and highly strategic MMM role, responsible for building, refining, and operationalising measurement models that drive smarter marketing decisions.
You'll be a key partner in helping the business understand how campaigns perform, what drives incremental growth, and how budgets should be allocated across channels. Building, maintaining, and evolving MMM models to understand the impact of marketing on subscriber growth and engagement.
Supporting the transition from MMM to complementary approaches such as geo-testing, incrementality testing, and A/B experimentation.
Designing creative test-and-learn frameworks to measure campaign performance more accurately.
Working closely with marketing teams to ensure insights translate into clear recommendations and implemented actions.
Partnering with commercial stakeholders to assess forecast accuracy and support campaign planning.
Collaborating with performance, brand, and finance teams to communicate findings and influence investment decisions.
Proven experience in Marketing Mix Modelling and marketing effectiveness frameworks.
Strong SQL skills (high bar – candidates must be comfortable scoring 10–11 out of 15 on SQL assessments).
Hands-on experience with R or Python for statistical modelling.
Strong experimentation background (A/B testing, geo-testing, incrementality).
Experience working with commercial stakeholders in media, advertising, or subscription environments.
Shape a new marketing analytics function from the ground up.
Work across a broad and influential stakeholder group, including commercial, media, brand, and finance teams.

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