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Data Analyst

WeComm
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3 weeks ago
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The Brand
WeComm have partnered with an incredible British fashion retailer, who're known globally for their bold empowering designs. This brand operate primarily in the D2C space with a focus on designing timeless fashion items for their female audience. They've gone from strength to strength, with the next exciting chapter seeing them branch into new categories and becoming a fully-fledged fashion house.
The Role
This role is integral to moving the business from fragmented reporting towards a data-driven culture and offers an opportunity to join a growing function at the very beginning of its transformation. We're looking for a hands-on, commercially minded data analyst to take ownership of core reporting, data modelling and analysis across trading, digital marketing, customer and product performance.
Responsibilities
Build and maintain high quality reports and dashboards, particularly for trading, marketing and customer performance.
Deliver proactive analysis that are commercially relevant and decision focused.
Apply analytics engineering best practises, including modular SQL development, version control and documentation.
Improve data quality and consistency by helping define and standardise key business metrics and KPI's.
The Person
The right person will be comfortable working in a fast-paced digital/ecommerce environment and will be vital in shaping how data is used across the business.
Proven experience in a digital-first retail or ecommerce environment.
Strong SQL and comfortable working with large datasets in a cloud data warehouse.
Data visualisation and storytelling.
Strong attention to detail.
Familiarity with tools such as Looker Studio, dbt, Git.

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