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26.08.2025

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CRM DATA ANALYST

HYBRID – LONDON – 2 DAYS A WEEK

Please note, this company is unable to offer sponsorship, and you must be a UK resident to apply

THE COMPANY

This global premium lifestyle brand is renowned for its iconic fashion, homeware, and fragrance collections. With a long-standing reputation for timeless style and quality craftsmanship, the business continues to innovate across retail, e-commerce, and digital engagement. Data sits at the heart of its customer strategy, and the CRM team plays a pivotal role in driving customer acquisition, retention, and engagement.

THE ROLE

As a CRM Data Analyst, you’ll join the Customer Experience (CX) team and support the CRM and analytics function. You’ll be responsible for pulling, analysing, and presenting customer data to influence decision-making and drive more effective campaigns. With a focus on storytelling through data, you’ll help shape the CRM strategy, improve customer segmentation, and support the growth of acquisition and engagement initiatives.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Supporting the CRM team with analysis, reporting, and campaign performance insights.
  • Designing customer segments and helping optimise targeting strategies.
  • Pulling, cleaning, and interpreting customer data to create actionable insights.
  • Building and maintaining data pipelines to support CRM campaigns.
  • Creating dashboards and visualisations to communicate performance to stakeholders.
  • Partnering with data, CRM, and wider CX teams to deliver scalable, data-led solutions.

REQUIREMENTS

Must-Have:

  • Strong SQL skills, with experience in creating tables, joins, and pipelines.
  • Experience working with visualisation tools (Tableau, DataIQ, or similar).
  • Commercial understanding of CRM performance metrics.
  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to tell a story through data.
  • Experience working in retail or CRM-heavy environments.

Nice-to-Have:

  • Python for data manipulation and analysis.
  • Experience with ESP platforms (e.g., Zeta or similar).
  • Knowledge of data architecture and infrastructure in CRM contexts.

WHY WORK HERE?

  • Join a globally recognised brand with a rich heritage and modern customer-first vision.
  • Play a key role in shaping CRM strategy and driving data-led marketing.
  • Hybrid working model with strong work-life balance.
  • Be part of a skilled, collaborative CX and data team where your insights have direct impact.


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