Senior Research Analytics Manager

Harnham
Leeds
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Senior Recruitment Consultant - Analytics Recruiter in the North & Midlands (UK)

Senior Research Analytics Manager

Leeds - 1 day a week in office

Up to £70,000

This company is a boutique market research & insight agency seeking a Research Analytics Manager to join their Research & Customer Insights team.

THE ROLE

You will be responsible for managing full end-to-end projects, speaking with clients, understanding their requirements, taking briefs, creating proposals, carrying out the required research analytics, and then delivering results back. Key analytical projects you will work on will include regression analysis, drivers analysis, trade-off analysis, and segmentation, helping to fuse survey data with other data sets.

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

  • Strong SPSS experience
  • Experienced in using Qualtrics
  • Any exposure to R is desirable
  • Strong presentation and client-facing skills

BENEFITS

  • Up to £70,000
  • Flexible hybrid working pattern
  • Opportunity to grow and develop your career

HOW TO APPLY

Please register your interest by sending your CV to Lauren McAlister via the Apply link on this page.

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Research and Analyst

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