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My client is a pioneer in delivering data-driven insights to the media and market research industries.
They are seeking a Data Operations Team Lead to join their Data Operations team. In this role you will lead a small team of data analysts and provide insightful analysis to address both customer and internal requirements.
You will also be responsible for creating dashboards using AWS QuickSight or equivalent tools and developing alerts and monitoring scripts using Python and Pandas or similar technologies.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead and mentor a team of data analysts fostering a collaborative and high-performance work environment.
  • Communicate with customers and internal teams on complete data questions
  • Analyse large datasets to identify trends patterns and insights that drive business decisions.
  • Conduct thorough data analysis to resolve customer and internal issues ensuring data accuracy and integrity.
    Required skills:
  • Strong communication listening and interpersonal skills with the ability to convey complex data insights to non-technical stakeholders.
  • Developing scripts using Python for data manipulation and reporting.
  • Experience working with large volumes of data and complex datasets

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