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OVERVIEW:

An Award-Winning Digital Agency. They have a global reach across North America and Europe. They specialise in everything digital from Paid Media, Brand strategy, web builds, data intelligence

Due to the continued growth they are looking for an experienced Data Analyst to join the team

Role & responsibility

Work alongside data scientists to champion data and its impact on decision making throughout the agency.
Collect, clean, and analyse large datasets from various sources to extract actionable insights.
Utilise predictive modelling to forecast future trends, customer behaviour, and campaign performance.
Develop predictive analytics models and apply to client data sets, supporting data-driven decision making and activity optimisation.Requirements:

Has proven experience (2+ years) in a data analysis role, preferably within an agency environment.
Has a level of proficiency in data collection, integration, and analysis using tools like SQL, Python, or R.
Is experienced with data visualization tools such as Tableau, Power BI, Google Data Studio.
Has experience working with analytics technologies such as GA4, Adobe Analytics and associated tag management platforms (GTM, Tealium, Adobe Launch).
Has excellent communication skills to effectively present data insights and recommendations to stakeholdersBENEFITS:

As a Data Analyst the salary is £35,000-£45,000 (DOE) and comes with an excellent chance for career progression.

NEXT STEPS: If this is the right opportunity for you then please apply to this advert with an updated copy of your CV or contact Martin Shardlow - KRG - (phone number removed) All applications are dealt with in the strictest of confidence

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