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Lead Data Analyst

Corecom Consulting
London
1 day ago
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Lead Data Analyst
Location: Flexible UK
Salary: £85,000 plus bonus of up to 17 per cent and a yearly equity gift worth 10 per cent of base
I am working with a leading organisation operating across multiple brands within the property and legal technology space. They are searching for a Lead Data Analyst to play a pivotal role in shaping how data informs decisions across three well established yet differently matured businesses. This is a rare opportunity to drive an insight led culture across a complex and growing group.
In this role, you will guide how data is used to support product, marketing, and commercial strategy. You will work end to end across the analytics lifecycle, combining hands on analysis with strategic influence. From exploring business needs and identifying opportunities, through to supporting feature development, analysing performance, and communicating insights to senior stakeholders, you will ensure data is turned into meaningful, measurable business impact.
The organisation is looking for someone who brings curiosity, commercial thinking, and proactive problem solving. Someone who not only answers the question but spots the opportunity, shaping the move from descriptive insight to diagnostic and prescriptive intelligence. As the analytics function grows, you will also have the opportunity to grow and develop your own team.
What you will be doing

  • Turning complex data into clear and actionable insights that influence product, marketing, and commercial decisions
  • Working end to end across analysis: defining questions, exploring data, building models, and presenting conclusions
  • Identifying trends, uncovering the drivers behind performance changes, and advising teams on what to do next
  • Measuring the success of new product launches, features, and marketing activity, ensuring focus on what delivers real value
  • Partnering closely with Product teams to scope opportunities, define success metrics, and evaluate post launch performance
  • Supporting marketing analytics including campaign performance, customer acquisition and retention, and engagement analysis
  • Delivering insight that enhances the end to end customer journey, improving conversion, satisfaction, and lifetime value
    What you will bring
  • Over eight years of analytics experience, including at least five years in product, marketing, or customer analytics
  • A strong track record influencing senior stakeholders and shaping data driven decisions across multiple teams
  • Solid technical capability including SQL and working knowledge of Python or R
  • Excellent storytelling ability with the skills to translate complex findings into clear narratives and presentations
  • Strong commercial acumen with the ability to connect insight to business performance and growth
  • Experience working across different levels of data maturity
  • Experience with Google Analytics is desirable
  • A passion for clarity, accessibility, and making data meaningful for all stakeholders
    If you are a data leader who wants to help shape a forward thinking analytics function and drive tangible business impact across multiple brands, I would love to share more details. Feel free to reach out for an informal chat.

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