Lead Data Insight Analyst

Artis Recruitment
Bristol
10 months ago
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Lead Data Insight Analyst required by our market leading, multi-national, consumer tech business based out of Bristol on a hybrid basis. You would need to spend 1-2 days a week onsite but with flexibility.This is a standalone role within the business and will work very closely with the Founder. They need a forward-thinking Lead Data Insight Analyst ensure data is a key driver in shaping the product development and company direction. You will ideally come from high-growth digital environments, demonstrate strong analytical capabilities, and have the confidence to challenge assumptions with data-driven insights.Main Responsibilities: * Conduct in-depth data analysis across all business areas to inform and enhance product development strategies. * Collaborate closely with senior leadership, product, and engineering teams to identify trends, solve challenges, and seize new opportunities. * Develop strong relationships with key stakeholders and contribute to long-term strategic planning. * Use quantitative analysis, data mining, and visualisation techniques to understand user behaviour and provide actionable insights. * Promote a data-driven culture, encouraging best practices in analytics and decision-making. * Lead experimentation initiatives, including A/B testing, predictive modelling, and other analytical methodologies.Ideal Background: * A Degree in a relevant field such as Econometrics, Computer Science, Data Science, Statistics, or similar. * Strong proficiency in SQL and hands-on experience with statistical programming languages such as Python, R, or MATLAB. * Expertise in data visualisation tools, particularly Tableau. * Proven track record of leading data-driven decision-making in high-growth digital businesses. * Experience in experimentation frameworks (A/B testing, multivariate analysis, predictive analytics, etc.). * A problem-solver who thrives in a dynamic, evolving environment and can manage ambiguity effectively. * Excellent communication skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across teams. * Willingness to travel occasionally as part of a globally connected business.What’s in it for you: * Competitive salary * Discretionary bonus * The opportunity to work in a highly ambitious, fast-paced environment. * A dynamic workplace where innovation and data-driven decision-making are at the heart of everything we do. * A collaborative culture that values initiative, creativity, and continuous learning

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