Managing Consultant - Digital Analytics & AI

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1 year ago
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About the Company

Specialising in digital innovation, design, and transformation, our client helps CxOs envision and shape the future of their businesses. Their team of over 10,000 professionals, including strategists, data scientists, product designers, experience designers, brand experts, and technologists, develops new digital services, products, experiences, and business models for sustainable growth.

As a global leader, they work with companies to transform and manage their businesses through advanced technology. Dedicated to unlocking maximum potential via technology for a more inclusive and sustainable future, they prioritise responsible operations and diversity across more than 50 countries. With a rich 50-year history and deep industry knowledge, they are trusted to address all aspects of business needs, from strategy and design to operations, driven by the rapidly evolving fields of cloud computing, data analytics, AI, connectivity, software, digital engineering, and platforms.

The Team

As a Customer and Digital Analytics & AI Managing Consultant/Senior Manager, the successful candidate will become a pivotal member of the team. They will have the opportunity to work across various sectors and industries, with a specific focus on Customer and Digital Analytics. Collaborating with market-leading clients, they will apply cutting-edge technologies to solve impactful commercial growth challenges.

In this role, they will lead and manage complex analytics projects, provide strategic insights to clients, and drive the growth of the Analytics and AI consulting practice. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, they will leverage their expertise to deliver impactful solutions that enhance customer experience, optimise marketing efforts, and drive business growth. Their skill in building connections will drive sales opportunities, contributing to overall company success. Embracing Agile project management, they will demonstrate dynamic leadership, navigating complex business landscapes through business analysis, process modelling, requirements analysis, and use case modelling.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and Manage Projects: Oversee multiple analytics projects, ensuring timely delivery and high-quality outputs. Develop project plans, allocate resources, and oversee project execution.Client Relationships: Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, understand their business needs, and provide tailored analytics solutions. Present findings and recommendations to senior stakeholders.Team Mentorship: Mentor and guide junior team members, fostering a collaborative and high-performance culture. Provide technical and analytical support to the team.Technical Proficiency: Demonstrate proficiency in analytical tools and programming languages such as Python, R, and SQL, along with experience in data visualisation tools like Tableau or Power BI. Knowledge of AI and machine learning techniques, including generative AI, is essential.Problem-Solving: Exhibit strong problem-solving skills and the ability to analyse complex data sets. Experience with statistical modelling, predictive analytics, and data mining is required.

This role offers a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of digital analytics and AI, making a significant impact on client success and driving innovative business growth.

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