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Data Analyst (Customer Insights)

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6 months ago
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Customer Data Analyst – Temp 3-6 months | £28.00 - £37.00 per hour | London/Hybrid
Are you a data enthusiast ready to make an impact? A leading British multinational insurance company is on the lookout for aCustomer Data Analystto join our award-winningCustomer Scienceteam at our City of London headquarters!

Why Join Us?
We harness the power of data to truly understand our customers—driving smarter decisions and delivering exceptional customer and commercial outcomes. If you’re passionate about data-driven insights, customer behavior, and meaningful analytics, this is your chance to contribute in a dynamic, forward-thinking environment!

The Role
We’re looking for a skilledCustomer Data Analystto deliver high-quality analytics, uncover customer trends, and play a key role in shaping our company’s success. Your day-to-day will include: ✔Coding & data analysis– working with large datasets to derive meaningful insights ✔Translating complex data– making analytics accessible for stakeholders ✔Helping drive strategic decisions– using data to power innovation

What You’ll Need
✅Education– Degree or postgraduate qualification in a numerate or programming-oriented subject (or equivalent industry experience) ✅Tech Skills– Strong SQL proficiency (Python/R a bonus) and ability to manipulate and prepare large datasets ✅Communication Skills– Ability to simplify complex concepts for diverse audiences ✅Analytical Expertise– Some experience or interest in hypothesis testing and statistical methods ✅Passion & Collaboration– A positive, proactive team player who thrives on partnering with stakeholders to create impactful insights
💡Start ASAP!This interim role is for an initial 3-month period, subject to security checks.
Come be part of a team that’s transforming customer insights into actionable strategies—apply today!

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