Business & Data Analyst, Data Science, AI, Advertising, tech

Phee Farrer Jones
London
1 year ago
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Data-driven storyteller Wantedto Join a Leading Video Ad Tech Company

Do you love uncovering hidden patterns in data and translating them into captivating stories? Are you passionate about using your analytical skills to drive business growth?

We're seeking a highly motivated Business & Data Analyst to join high high-performing team in London. You'll work with cutting-edge technology, collaborate with brilliant minds, and have the opportunity to make a real impact on the future of video advertising.

What you'll do:

  • Unleash the power of data: Dive deep into vast datasets, uncover hidden trends, and translate your findings into actionable insights that drive business decisions.
  • Become a data storyteller: Craft compelling narratives using data visualizations, transforming complex information into easily digestible and impactful presentations.
  • Collaborate with the best: Work closely with Product, Sales, and Operations teams to understand their needs and deliver data-driven solutions.
  • Stay ahead of the curve: Explore and implement the latest data analysis techniques and technologies to gain a competitive edge.

What you'll bring:

  • A passion for data: Proven experience in data analysis, with a strong understanding of SQL and data visualization tools.
  • A knack for storytelling: Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to convey complex information in a clear and engaging manner.
  • A collaborative spirit: Thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy working closely with cross-functional teams.
  • A thirst for knowledge: Eager to learn and stay updated on the latest advancements in data analysis and the digital advertising landscape.

Bonus points for:

  • Experience with Python, machine learning, and Agile methodologies.

Ready to join the revolution in video advertising?

Apply now and let's build the future of data-driven storytelling together!

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