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Senior Insight Analyst

London
£45000 - £55000 per annum + Benefits

Senior Insight Analyst

London

Retail Analytics

Up to £55,000 + Benefits

A leading retail company is looking for a talented senior insight analyst to join their customer analytics team. The role will focus on advanced analytics such as customer segmentation, profiling and predictive modelling and in turn, providing easily understood actionable insight for a variety of stakeholders using SQL, R and Python.

Duties and Responsibilities - Senior Insight Analyst

  • Investigating, interpreting and understanding complex unstructured data and translating that into value driven insight
  • Communicate complex data and methodologies clearly and effectively to internal and external stakeholders
  • Manipulating and interpreting large database tables with millions of rows of data
  • Utilise tools such as SQL and Excel to create propensity/regression/CHAID/clustering models to help understand customer behaviours
  • Work closely with various teams within the business to gain a holistic view of customers, trends and competitors

Skills and Qualifications - Senior Insight Analyst

  • Experience and knowledge in SQL
  • Advanced Excel experience
  • Prior data analytics and optimisation experience, specifically focusing on segmentation, regression or clustering
  • University degree, preferably in a numerate discipline
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Ability to carry out a senior role within the team, mentoring junior analysts, as well as working independently to meet tight deadlines

Salary and Benefits - Senior Insight Analyst

Up to £55,000 + Benefits

How To Apply - Senior Insight Analyst

Please register your interest by submitting your CV via the apply link on this page.

Key Words:
Senior Analyst, Insight, Analyst, SAS, SQL, Excel, Commercial Analytics, Customer, Customer Journey, CRM, Online Payments, Retail, eCommerce, Recommendations, Campaign Management, Campaign Analytics, Marketing, Online Marketing, Revenue Optimisation

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