Data Analyst – Media Agency (Luxury Brand)

Moriati Digital Recruitment
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9 months ago
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Job Title:Data Analyst – Luxury Brand- Media Agency


Are you passionate about data and luxury?


We’re looking for a talented Data Analyst to join our media agency, supporting a prestigious luxury brand. You’ll transform complex data into clear, actionable insights that drive marketing effectiveness.


What you’ll do:

  • Analyze and interpret marketing and sales data to inform strategy
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams including planning, insights, and media
  • Deliver clear reports and dashboards that influence decision-making
  • Monitor campaign performance and recommend optimizations


What we’re looking for:

  • Strong analytical skills with experience in data visualization tool
  • Experience in marketing or media analytics, ideally with luxury or premium brands
  • Attention to detail and a passion for storytelling through data


If you want to combine your love of data with the world of luxury brands, apply now to join a dynamic and growing team.

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