Head of Trading Analytics

William Hill PLC
Leeds
1 month ago
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We invest in our people with great career development opportunities. Our team thrives in a fast-paced, fun environment where we celebrate success and equip you with the tools to be your best. We care for both our colleagues and customers, committed to ensuring no one is harmed by gambling.

Before applying for this role, please read the following information about this opportunity found below.As Head of Trading Analytics, reporting to the Head of Research and Development, you’ll play a key role in driving global revenue through pricing optimization. You’ll lead a team in data collection, feature engineering, experiment design, and result analysis to uncover growth opportunities and provide actionable insights.What you will be doing

Lead a small team of Trading Analysts, responsible for thorough analysis of pricing and product positioning.Oversee the creation and specification of pricing experiments and strategies, ensuring best practices are followed.Collaborate with trading, commercial, and product teams to align data insights with business goals.Lead the preparation and presentation of findings to stakeholders, clearly communicating the impact of recommendations.Challenge the status quo by researching and promoting best practice methods and standards.Continuously develop and improve pricing strategies to drive better results.Identify opportunities to optimize processes and improve team performance.Champion innovation and improvements within the pricing team’s workflow.Who we are looking for

Proficient in analytical tools (Python, R, SQL, Excel) and visualisation tools (PowerBI, Tableau).Experienced in building mathematical models (e.g. regression, A/B testing, ML).Proven experience leading quantitative teams, delivering impactful results, and interpreting complex datasets.Excellent communication skills, able to present data insights clearly to diverse audiences.What we offer Our roles offer more than just a job, you’ll become part of our 888 William Hill family! We have created an environment where our people can thrive. Check out some of the fantastic benefits on offer:Financial:

Competitive salary and bonus schemes.Hybrid working:

Our employees can work from home up to 80% of the time with 20% of office time built in to ensure we get some face-to-face collaborative team time - and the chance for a coffee and a catch-up!Holiday entitlement:

You’ll be entitled to 25 days holiday, plus 8 bank holidays and an extra day for your birthday.Perks and discounts:

Discounts at a range of high-street retailers.Family support:

Industry-leading maternity and paternity leave and paid time off if you have caring responsibilities.Health & wellbeing:

Tools and services to help support your well-being, including support with mental health and financial education. You will also have access to gym discounts and our cycle to work scheme.Travel card:

Enjoy access to our heavily discounted Zone 1-6 Oyster card for convenient commuting.Healthcare:

We prioritise the health and well-being of you and your loved ones, offering comprehensive healthcare benefits (or a cash alternative).Pension package, income protection and life assurance:

Safeguarding your financial future and offering peace of mind.More about evoke We’re a business that embraces change and progress. The power behind big name brands William Hill, 888 and Mr Green, evoke is the new name for 888 Holdings. Marking a new sense of purpose, direction and ambition for the business, there couldn’t be a more exciting time to join us as we accelerate our journey to bring even greater delight to our customers with world-class betting and gaming experiences. That’s the future. That’s evoke.At evoke, you’ll benefit from flexibility and a culture built on trust. We’ll give you the space to be yourself and the tools you need to protect our customers while they play. We’ll invest in your future to help you develop your unique strengths and build a career that’s right for you.Apply At evoke, we prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion for the benefit of our company, employees, and communities. We foster a welcoming and safe workplace that values all forms of diversity and provides opportunities for growth.Sound good? Then you belong at our place! The first step in the recruitment process is kickstarting your application, followed by an initial screening call and an interview stage.Apply today to kickstart your application with the evoke Family!

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