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Senior Web Analyst

Los Angeles, California
US$100000 - US$120000 per annum + Bonus and Benefits
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Senior Web Analyst
Los Angeles, CA

$100-120k

An exciting opportunity to join a fast growth direct to consumer business that have a rapidly growing analytics team and are now looking to hire a Senior Web Analyst.

ROLE OVERVIEW - SENIOR WEB ANALYST

  • Working directly with stakeholders from both business & technical-centric roles.
  • Translating business goals into technical requirements & ensuring streamlined communication across both internal & external teams.
  • Diving deep into Google Analytics & providing insights to help grow organizations on a recurring basis
  • Working with the Engineering & Data Science teams to extract data and develop optimization insights to share with clients
  • Auditing existing analytics implementations and writing measurement strategy documents

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

  • Hands-on experience working inside Google Analytics.
  • 2-3 years experience reporting measurement insights to Marketing stakeholders within an organization.
  • Strong understanding of Tag Management platforms - especially Google Tag Manager (although no development experience is required).
  • Strong knowledge of the Digital Marketing space, including Programmatic, Paid Search, Paid Social, SEO & general Digital Marketing strategy.
  • Experience visualizing data to communicate analysis with stakeholders in Analysis Workspace, Tableau, DOMO, Google Data Studio, or other visualization platforms.
  • The ability to know your way around a spreadsheet - beyond simple data input, you're well versed when it comes to intermediate data analysis.
  • Experience connecting online & offline data sets

SALARY AND BENEFITS

The successful Senior Web Analyst can expect a salary of $100-120k plus a comprehensive benefits package.

HOW TO APPLY

For more information about the role press "apply now".

KEYWORDS

Marketing Analyst, Analyst, Analytics, Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics, SQL, Agency, Digital, SEO, Tableau, DoubleClick, Coremetrics, A/B testing, Social Media, Data, Digital Analytics, Digital Analytics, Media, Online Media, Offline Media, TV

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