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Sales Productivity Analyst

Aquent
Greater London
8 months ago
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Job Title:Sales Productivity Analyst

Client Location:London - Hybrid 2 Days Onsite

Starting:3/2/2025


Salary/Pay Rate:£221.52 p/d PAYE (£57,592 p/a pro rata)

Hours:Full-time

Duration:12 month contract


Our client seeks an individual with expert level data story-telling capability to empower trajectory-changing growth of the UK sales team. This role requires deep knowledge working with complex data sets to provide ongoing thought partnership to sales and sales ops leaders within the UK business. This is a position where relationship building with data-enabling partners is critical, this individual will be expected to take a “what if this was my business” approach to problem solving and recommendations.


Imagine a role where your creative inspiration can fuel BIG innovation. Year-over-year, our client has been recognized as a best-in-class employer and is consistently ranked on Fortune's "100 Best Companies To Work For" and Fortune World's "Most Admired Software Companies" lists. Immerse yourself in our award winning culture while creating breakthrough solutions that simplify the lives of consumers and small businesses and their customers worldwide.


Responsibilities:

● Clear and demonstrable experience working in a fast-paced matrix environment

● Natural relationship builder, leveraging network to reduce duplication and increase insight

● Clear ‘data, insight, action’ approach to data management, has built scalable insight solutions which enable strategic decision making

● Creates new data insight through handling/joining/cleaning multiple sources of data to provide recommendations on next actions or to review historic performance of data management principles and processes

● Natural inclination to strategic thinking, has experience as data expert within functional leadership group

● Researches and understands key business challenges, customer behaviours and target audience to drive increased contact and conversion rates

● Experience developing a clear and concise communication strategy with Senior Leadership teams

● Networks with centralised engineering teams to create solutions to data problems

● Learning mindset - able to identify and implement experiments which drive sales growth, is keen to expand existing data analysis skills


What you’ll need:

● 5+ years of experience in Sales Operations

● 2 + or more years of experience with Salesforce.com administration (certification an

asset)

● SQL, Tableau, and Alteryx are highly desirable


Skills:

● Advanced Excel, Power BI, VBA

● SQL including experience working with platforms such as Databricks or Github

● BI reporting such as Tableau or Qlik a bonus

● Data story-telling to include data / insight / action / recommendation

● Strong presentation and communications skills

● Creative with the ability to develop new ideas and solutions

● Strong problem-solving skills, has created repeatable frameworks for running productivity tests and demonstrating impact

● Adapts quickly and effectively to changing environments and initiatives


Approach:

● You are a highly personable team-player

● You thrive in a fast-paced environment where no two days are alike

● You are very disciplined with the routine elements of your role

● You take pride in the quality of your work, paying great attention to detail

● You value learning from others and contributing to their learning as well

● You possess a high level of empathy for your internal customers, the sales team

● You take a consultative approach to discovering opportunities to improve sales workflow


*This role is open for a limited time. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted by COB Monday 3rd Feb. Due to the high volume of applicants, we may be unable to reply to each applicant individually. If you have not received a response, please assume that you have not been selected for progression to the next stage of the hiring process.


Client Description:

Our Client is a global technology platform that specialises in overcoming the world’s most important financial challenges. Their products and services are driven by artificial intelligence, and their accounting software is one of their most recognisable creations. Considered one of the top companies to work for, they are proud of their company culture and entrepreneurial spirit.


Aquent is dedicated to improving inclusivity & is proudly an equal opportunities employer. We encourage applications from under-represented groups & are committed to providing support to applicants with disabilities. We aim to provide reasonable accommodation for any part of the employment process, to those with a medical condition, disability or neurodivergence.

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