Senior Marketing Analyst

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Collaborate with senior marketing stakeholders to shape data-driven strategies
Flexible, remote-first role with opportunities for professional development
Use modern analytics tools and build insights for high-impact B2B campaignsAre you a data-driven storyteller passionate about translating data into actionable insights for marketing? This Senior Analyst role is perfect for a technical analyst skilled in PowerBI, Python, SQL, and modern data platforms who wants to make a tangible impact on B2B marketing campaigns. Working closely with senior stakeholders, you’ll be part of a strategic reporting team delivering insights that shape critical marketing decisions.
 
What you’ll be doing:
As a Senior Analyst, you’ll report into the Strategic Reporting team. You’ll be responsible for building dynamic PowerBI dashboards that transform complex data into compelling narratives for their marketing team. You’ll come in as a statistically driven, marketing data analyst to work across data science projects where you’ll focus on querying data, creating analytics, and generating reports that bring marketing campaigns to life.
 
You’ll play an active role in helping marketing teams understand campaign performance, crafting stories with data, and delivering insights directly to high-level stakeholders, including the Head of Marketing. With the opportunity to grow into data science, you’ll explore using Python for predictive analytics and advanced modelling, making this a fantastic opportunity for career progression.
 
What experience you’ll need to apply:

Experience in Marketing Data Analytics
Solid experience in data analysis and visualization with a focus on PowerBI and SQL
Ability to query datasets, analyse B2B marketing metrics, and deliver engaging reports
Working knowledge of Python with a foundation in statistical modelling and classification techniques
Familiarity with Google Analytics, PPC/SEO data, and other marketing tools such as HubSpot, Hootsuite, and Salesforce
Proven ability to work with senior stakeholders and present data-driven recommendations
Passion for marketing analytics and a knack for storytelling with data 
What you’ll get in return:
A salary up to £45,000 annually, with 25 days of annual leave (plus options to purchase additional days), private healthcare, GP services for you and household members, and access to a share-save scheme. You’ll also have comprehensive learning support, including a fully equipped training provider and other tech development resources
 
The role requires one day a week in Bristol, with occasional travel to London (around once a month, which would be paid for). This is a set requirement and this role cannot be offered fully remotely.
 
What’s next?
Apply with your updated resume, and we’ll review your application as soon as possible to set up a call and discuss the role further

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