Data Science Associate Partner

Open Partners
Manchester
1 day ago
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Overview

The Data Science Associate Partner is responsible for querying internal and external databases to build automated pipelines for measurement projects and actively developing clean, clear and robust Media Mix Models. You will leverage your analytical skills to extract actionable insights from econometric models and communicate the results clearly to impact strategic media decisions.

Role Responsibilities
  • Data Integration: Query internal and external databases using SQL and Python to build automated pipelines for measurement projects.
  • Media Mix Model: Produce strong, reliable Media Mix Models anchored in a clear, documented process that ensures total transparency for our clients
  • Strategic Growth: Work closely with our Senior Data Partner and Measurement Partner to proactively identify opportunities for client change.
  • Innovation: Stay at the forefront of the industry by completing leading certifications and applying new methodologies to our MMM framework.
  • Design and execute end-to-end Econometric projects.
  • Extract and communicate actionable insights through experimentation and machine learning.
  • Provide clean and clear data analysis to media channel leads and strategic partners.
  • Assist with the ongoing development of the MMM proposition offered at Open Partners, including the development of a Unified Measurement Platform.
Reports to

Reports to: Liam Middleton (Measurement Partner)

Responsibilities/What you're responsible for

Responsible for: Data Science, Machine Learning and Experimentation, Data cleaning and preparation for large data projects, result and insight collation and aggregation across the client base.

Location

Location: Manchester & Hybrid.

Hours

Hours / Days: 37.5 hours, over 5 days per week.

Contract

Contract basis: Permanent.

To be successful in this role

To be successful in this role:

  • 2+ years of experience specifically within media measurement or marketing analytics.
  • Technical Toolkit: Proficient in Python, R and SQL. Experience with BigQuery and the Google Cloud Platform ecosystem is highly desirable.
  • Analytical Mindset: A strong understanding of statistical modeling and a passion for solving the "attribution puzzle."
  • Communication: Ability to work effectively in a remote/hybrid environment, maintaining high levels of transparency and collaboration.
  • Adaptability: A "Smarter, Faster" approach—comfortable challenging the status quo to find a better way of working.
Skills & Experience required

Skills & Experience required:

  • Must Have:
  • Advanced SQL & Python/R..
  • Understanding of the application of the scientific method to media measurement.
  • High level of Microsoft Excel / Google sheets skills.
  • Understanding of Frequentist and Bayesian approaches to Media Mix Modelling
  • Experience with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and BigQuery.
  • Experience in marketing (offline and online) data.
  • Advanced coding/version control skills (e.g. GitHub).
  • Experience with open source MMM modelling algorithms (Meridian / Robyn)
Expectations for all Open Partners Employees

Expectations for all Open Partners Employees:

  • Follow our Employee Handbook
  • Live by our values
  • Smarter - Aim high, train hard, embrace next


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