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1 year ago
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We’re on a mission to make the switch to sustainable transport and energy faster, easier and more affordable. We use our own technology stack, data smarts and industry knowledge to build a game-changing capability. Our intelligent energy platform helps our customers access renewable energy, understand consumer behaviour, and powers smart charging for EVs. The worlds of energy and transport are colliding and Ohme is at the heart of this. By using technology and data integrations to connect cars, chargers, people, energy providers and more, Ohme has a powerful platform that puts the consumer at the core. Ohme has been selling its chargers to consumers since mid 2019 and has had exponential growth since. We are now operating in multiple countries and have partnerships with the likes of Octopus Energy, Volvo Benelux, VW UK, Mercedes UK, Hyundai UK and other innovative brands. We are scaling up the business and are building out the team for rapid growth. If you’re interested in joining a fast-growing cleantech venture on a journey to speed up the global transition to clean energy, read on We are seeking a Data Analyst to join the Data Analytics team at Ohme, someone who thrives on leveraging data to create impactful, user-centric products that foster seamless customer engagement and streamline the journey toward owning an Ohme, ensuring an effortless and satisfying experience. This role will be responsible for supporting the product teams with reporting and analysis to help plan and optimise products while driving A/B testing within the business ensuring decisions are data driven. Requirements Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in STEM, Business Administration or a related field. More than three years experience as a Data Analyst or Product Analyst in technology, energy, transport or customer service sectors is a plus. Experience of using data to drive business decisions within previous roles. Advanced SQL and experience with statistical packages (Excel, SPSS, SAS, etc.). Knowledge of Python is a plus. Familiarity with a BI application such as Power BI, Tableau, Looker, QuickSight or Sigma. Strong understanding of data analysis techniques, with a focus on their application in business contexts. Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively in a dynamic team environment. Experience working with dbt to build and maintain data models. Benefits You’ll get to work in a fast-paced and rapidly growing scale-up with global ambitions, that is cutting edge, passionate about sustainability and seeks to make the world a better place. Our benefits: • Competitive salary and discretionary bonus • Private Health Insurance • Aegon Pension Scheme • Life Assurance Scheme with death in service benefit of 4x salary • Income Protection Scheme for long term illness Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are at the heart of what we do and we encourage a culture where everyone can be themselves at work. We actively seek out a diverse range of talent and our policies ensure that every job application and employee is treated fairly, with equal opportunity to succeed and to feel included.

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