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Our client is a leading global company specializing in premium lifestyle products across various categories, including apparel, accessories, and home. They are currently seeking an experienced MTA Analyst to join their team. Responsibilities:Leverage econometric and MTA methodologies to assess marketing effectiveness and provide strategic recommendations.Oversee data collection, including extraction, manipulation, analysis, and validation, ensuring proper use of KPIs in modeling.Build MTA models to analyze operations and drive actionable insights.Utilize Excel, SQL, and Python to process, transform, and create models, while presenting findings to stakeholders at all levels. Requirements:4-5 years of experience in an MTA environment, with expertise in Snowflake, SQL, Python, and R.Strong understanding of customer journeys from a quantitative perspective and experience in Data Science.Proven ability to translate complex analytics into actionable insights, with experience in retail or luxury retail preferred.Advanced degree in a quantitative field, with the ability to manage multiple stakeholders in a fast-paced environment. Details:Duration: 12 monthsSalary: £70,000Start Date: February 2025Hybrid working

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