Market Research Analyst

Posted 2 days ago

confidentialDenver (CO)

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About the role

Research Analyst
Responsibilities: Support client research needs and contribute innovative ideas and relevant solutions that exceed client expectations upon delivery. With advice and oversight from senior staff, participate in survey design, questionnaire and discussion guide development, and preparation of analytic reports. Manage projects across multiple client accounts simultaneously and manage time accordingly. Proactively manage senior staff and research operations by making sure the project stays on schedule and provides regular updates regarding project status. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of research projects and subject matter by conducting secondary research as part of informing each research engagement
Skills and Qualifications: At least 1-2 years of survey or market research experience, client or supplier side Bachelor’s degree required Experience with complex global research and/or tracking research a plus Hands-on knowledge and understanding of the quantitative and/or qualitative research process Basic experience developing screeners, questionnaires, discussion guides and analytic reports Adept with sound data visualization skills Outstanding ability to think creatively, strategically, independently, and identify and resolve problems. Ability to identify key patterns in the data and connect them to the client’s business needs. Eager to learn and use new research tools to improve quality and efficiency. Strong organizational, project management, and problem-solving abilities. Attention to detail a must Results oriented. Strong analytic aptitude Able to effectively multi-task in a deadline-driven environment Excited to work in a collaborative work environment Highly proficient in the use of Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel and related computer software packages, SPSS a plus

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