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Data Analyst, Measurement Innovation

ITV Consumer Limited 2024
London
2 days ago
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We are seeking an experienced Data Analyst to join ITV's Outcome Measurement Innovation Team. Internally, this role is known as the Senior Measurement Executive and you'll play a hands‑on role in helping the team achieve the goal of measuring the total value and business impact of advertising on TV in all its forms for all advertisers. Historically advertisers have had to do this themselves, and TV has lost out to the Platforms who gave advertisers measurement of business impact as part of their products. The role is very much an applied data science role - with a focus on experimentation leading to building solutions which we can pass on to other teams to scale. You certainly don't need to be a Data Scientist to succeed in this role, but the building blocks of some of those skills will be required, alongside wider media industry knowledge. This role is ideal for someone who possesses foundational data skills and a strong eagerness to expand their knowledge in the field. We're looking for an individual who is keen to learn and develop, rather than a seasoned data scientist. We're looking for someone who enjoys coming up with new ideas! This role offers space to invent entirely new ways of measuring business outcomes that haven't been thought of yet. The team sits within ITV's Outcome Measurement Innovation Team (MIT), which is responsible for inventing new ways to measure the business impact of advertising with TV - on broadcast TV, in ITVX and through sponsoring our shows. The team is a mix of data scientists and consultants who invent new tools, test them with clients and scale them so all our advertisers can benefit. We work with a wide range of advertisers from big, famous brands all the way through to small, regional, new‑to‑TV or digital‑first brands looking for better business performance. The team sits within ITV Commercial, which is the part of ITV responsible for selling advertising products to businesses who want to advertise. That is important. We are not a back‑office data team but front‑of‑house.


Responsibilities

  • Contribute to the development and roadmap for some of our key propositions - helping to build scalable data pipelines and analytical tools using Python and SQL, that support the team's measurement tools.
  • Deliver client measurement projects using our existing geo experiment and addressable lift propositions.
  • Invent new ideas for ways to improve the measurement of business outcomes that we haven't already thought of.
  • Connect with internal stakeholders across a large span of ITV (everyone from broadcast engineers to legal) to make these ideas a reality, as well as external stakeholders on cross‑broadcaster collaborations.
  • Part of this role is about being able to manage the nuts and bolts of a cloud computing setup for processing large quantities of data so the minimum criteria are:

Qualifications

  • Basic knowledge of GCP especially BigQuery.
  • Ability to build simple automated data pipelines.
  • Proficient in Python for data manipulation.
  • Open to learning about, or have already used Git/GitHub, VSCode, and cloud CLI.
  • Strong SQL and Python skills for data analysis.
  • Familiar with statistical testing and A/B concepts and building blocks of experimental design.
  • Need to be curious and proactive in learning new tools and methodologies.
  • Basic understanding of ML concepts and experimentation.
  • Experience in managing tight deadlines.
  • Handle multiple projects and demands at the same time.
  • Comfortable working in a dynamic environment where priorities can change at short notice.
  • Implemented or adapted power/statistical tests.
  • Worked with advanced ML models e.g. XGBoost.
  • Comfortable with object‑oriented code in Python.
  • Used or explored modern AI tools and libraries.
  • Familiar with using 3rd party APIs to extract data on continuous and periodic bases.
  • Strong communication skills in translating complex data and technical concepts into clear‑concise explanations for non‑technical audiences (both internal and external) using impactful presentations and data visualisations.
  • Storytelling skills in creating compelling stories from raw numbers and building actionable insights that effectively communicate the value of solutions.
  • Worked with visualisation tools like Tableau and experience with libraries like Seaborn, Plotly.
  • Experience working with audience data, segmentations, and survey data.
  • Have a passion for TV viewing and interest in why people watch certain shows.
  • Have worked in a research, marketing, media or a related fields.
  • Familiarity with web analytic platforms like GA4.
  • Knowledge of the wider media landscape, specifically how digital platforms work e.g. Meta, Google.
  • Have used marketing experimentation models – at least one of A/B testing, Geo Experiments, Attribution Models, MMM Models.
  • Exposure to media data like BARB or media consumption data.

Benefits

  • Flexible working with a range of options.
  • Generous holiday allowance, plus you can buy more.
  • Annual bonus opportunity.
  • Competitive pension contribution.
  • Save as you earn – with an opportunity to buy ITV shares.
  • Wellbeing and volunteering days plus a wide range of opportunities to help you live a balanced and healthy life.

More about our benefits. What is the magic of ITV? It starts with a simple love of television. Watching it, creating it, talking about it. Whether it's daytime or primetime, for downtime or anytime. We're inspired by our audiences. Who helps shape what we make. Standing shoulder to shoulder with them. Because what matters to them, matters to us. Starting conversations. Winning hearts. Changing minds and sometimes even society itself. Big or small, what we make makes an impact.


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