Product Data Analyst (iGaming) - to £65k - ID41747

Humand Talent

London

8 months ago

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Passionate About Data and Digital Entertainment?

Do you get excited by the idea of using data to shape dynamic digital experiences?

Are you looking to deepen your career in a fast-paced, constantly evolving online entertainment environment?

If so, this Product Analyst role with our client in the iGaming sector could be your next great move.

🎮 The Opportunity

Our client is a leading player in the global online entertainment industry, operating across multiple markets with a focus on innovation, engagement, and digital excellence. As a Product Analyst, you will play a key role in refining customer journeys, optimising digital products, and supporting a data-driven approach to player engagement and lifecycle strategies.

You will work with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities, run experiments, and provide the insights that power smarter decisions in a regulated, performance-driven environment.

🧠 Why This Role is Great

Shape Player Journeys: Use data to identify friction points and optimise every stage of the digital user experience
Enhance Product Performance: Collaborate on A/B tests and feature evaluations to drive engagement and retention
Deliver Actionable Insights: Build dashboards and reports that bring clarity to performance across products and touchpoints
Drive Strategic Thinking: Inform marketing, acquisition, and retention decisions with robust data analysis
Engage in Continuous Experimentation: Contribute to a culture of testing, learning, and fast iteration in a dynamic market

🧩 About You

You will bring an analytical mindset, a strong interest in digital behaviour, and experience or ambition to thrive in the iGaming or online entertainment space. You will be excited to work with:

SQL or Python for data extraction and analysis
BI tools such as Tableau, Power BI, or similar for reporting and visualisation
Cross-functional teams including product, marketing, and user experience
Multiple workstreams in a fast-moving environment

You may have a degree in a quantitative or scientific field and some professional experience in a data or product-focused role. Most importantly, you are eager to grow your skills and make an impact in a highly competitive space.

🕹️ Desirable Experience

Exposure to online gaming, betting, or other high-traffic consumer digital products
Understanding of digital funnels, player lifecycles, or retention strategies
Familiarity with tools like Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, or similar platforms
Experience designing or interpreting A/B or multivariate tests in a digital environment
A passion for digital innovation and consumer insight

🌟 What You’ll Enjoy

Clear progression paths and access to learning and development tools
Supportive performance feedback culture to help you grow
Health and wellbeing support for you and your family
Local benefits that may include:
Private medical insurance
Life assurance and income protection
Company pension scheme

🌈 Inclusion Statement

We and our client believe that diverse perspectives create stronger teams and better products. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. Even if your experience is not a perfect match, we are excited to hear from individuals who are eager to grow and contribute.

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