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Are you passionate about solving data challenges and turning numbers into actionable insights? If you have a proven track record in data analysis and a keen eye for detail, we would love to have you on our team Experience in the marketing industry is a plus, but we’re looking for someone who is not only technically skilled but also motivated to grow and learn. What You’ll Be Doing Day to Day: Analysing, visualising, and storytelling with data: You'll turn complex datasets into clear, actionable insights and communicate them effectively to various stakeholders. Building data pipelines: Develop efficient and scalable data pipelines in BigQuery to automate processes and ensure data accuracy. Extracting and transforming data: Use SQL to find and manipulate the data you need for in-depth analysis. Solving challenging problems: Tackle complex data problems with creativity and an analytical mindset. Building predictive models: Leverage machine learning and statistical methods to forecast trends and outcomes. Running statistical tests: Apply statistical analysis techniques, such as A/B testing, regression analysis, and hypothesis testing, to validate your findings. Collaborating with a talented team: Work closely with a diverse team of experts, sharing insights and contributing to collective problem-solving efforts.

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