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Our large global client require a Reporting & Analytics Manager. You will have a strong interest in using Machine Learning within an analytics context to drive decisions in a commercial environment. Ideally our client is looking for someone who wants to work in the Insight space but also wants exposure to improving Machine Learning systems in a B2C environment. Our client is ideally looking for someone has seniority in this space and would be comfortable getting their hands dirty in programming languages. This role is Inside IR35

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  • Experience in measurement of campaign performance and providing KPI performance scoring
  • A good understanding of mathematical principles and coding languages like Python, R and SQL
    -Experience in working across Digital ecosystem with clear understanding of interconnectivity of Search, Content, Websites, CRM, Channels & Platforms
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