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Marketing Data Analyst

Harnham
10 months ago
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£35,000-£45,000


An incredible opportunity to join growing leaders in the insurance sector as a Marketing Data Analyst!


THE COMPANY

A leading company in the insurance space is seeking a Marketing Data Analyst to join an established team and drive their business through their marketing sector. If you feel like you could build up a marketing strategy, this role is for you!


THE ROLE

As a Marketing Analyst, you’ll be speaking to key stakeholders of the business, conducting A/B testing and using your passion for marketing and analytics for the growth of the business! You will be monitoring and promoting campaigns to drive their brand through many media streams.


YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

  • SQL and / or python
  • Experience using Analytics tool (preferably Adobe Analytics)
  • Passion for Marketing and Analytics


THE BENEFITS

  • £35,000-£45,000


HOW TO APPLY

Please register your interest by sending your CV to Rina Raka at Harnham via the Apply link on this page

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