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Customer Analyst

Aviva
London
1 year ago
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Customer Analyst

Salary £40,000 - £55,000

This is a great job for someone who Is passionate about creating analytics and data science solutions to help the business understand their customers better and inform business decisions.

They will enjoy partnering with business stakeholders and collaborating with AI/ML colleagues to design & embed innovative solutions and generate best-in-class and high-impact, actionable customer insights & recommendations for real-world problems .

A bit about the job:

Our Customer Science team uses data to understand customers so we can be more relevant and take better actions. We are award-winning, and passionate about driving better customer & commercial outcomes.

The right person will be able to deliver high quality analytics, understand customer behaviour and help deliver our Aviva ambition. Day to day responsibilities include coding, understanding customer data that will then be summarised for stakeholder consumption.

Skills and experience we're looking for:

  • Educated to degree or post-graduate level, in numerate /programming-oriented subject, or able to demonstrate equivalent knowledge through industry experience
  • Have programming experience in SQL or Python and proven ability to manipulate and prepare large datasets for analytics
  • Is passionate about using customer data & advanced analytics expertise with proven experience to help businesses understand customer behaviour and take action
  • A positive, can-do attitude, with a proactive approach and a great team player


What you'll get for this role:

Our purpose - with you today, for a better tomorrow - is a promise we make to our colleagues too. And one of the ways we live up to that promise is by investing in you. We have so much to offer when it comes to being an Aviva colleague.

  • Startingsalarybetween £40,000 - £55,000 (depending on skills, experience, and qualifications)
  • Bonusopportunity - 8% of annual salary - Actual amount depends on your performance and Aviva's
  • Generouspensionscheme - Aviva will contribute up to 14%, depending on what you put in
  • 29 daysholidayplus bank holidays, and you can choose to buy or sell up to 5 days
  • Make your money go further - Up to 40%discount on Aviva products, and other retailer discounts
  • Up to £1,200 of free Aviva shares per year through ourMatching Share Planand share in the success of Aviva with ourSave As You Earnscheme
  • Brilliantlysupportive policiesincluding parental and carer's leave
  • Flexible benefitsto suit you, includingsustainability optionssuch as cycle to work
  • Make a difference, be part of ourAviva Communitiesand use your3 paid volunteering daysto help others
  • We take yourwellbeingseriously with lots of support and tools


Take a look to learn more. Put a salary into this calculator to see what your total Aviva Reward could be.

Aviva is for everyone:

We're inclusive and welcome everyone - we want applications from all backgrounds and experiences. Excited but not sure you tick every box? Even if you don't, we would still encourage you to apply. We also consider all forms of flexible working, including part time and job shares.

We flex locations, hours and working patterns to suit our customers, business, and you. Most of our people are smart working - spending around 50% of their time in our offices every week - combining the benefits of flexibility, with time together with colleagues.

To find out more about working at Aviva take a look here

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