Senior Analyst, Analytics
$73,150 - $101,010 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$73,150 - $101,010 per year
About the role
- Define, prioritize and implement various analytics projects including: forecasting, scenario planning, test design, campaign management and advanced report production
- Design and implement test & learn experiments (e.g. A/B tests, incrementality testing, etc.) and brand lift studies, interpret results, and recommend data-driven decisions
- Contribute to the build out and maintenance of automated reporting dashboards to track key metrics
- Practical skills with ability to derive actionable insights that help our clients make decisions and drive performance
- Marketing analytics, including predictive analytics, digital attribution modeling, and market forecasting
- Analyze short term impact of marketing but also the long-term impact on brand and competitive position
- Assist analysts with skill development and problem solving
- Effectively communicate with team and manager on all projects, ongoing tasks, and challenges while adhering to specified timelines
- Ability to share & present findings with the larger team and clients
- Establish collaborative, productive working relationships with data platforms, investment, and BE teams
- Identify and build business case and provide feedback on best practices
- Provide training to employees across departments on analytical approaches to marketing
- 2+ years of experience in analytics, digital marketing, business consulting using data or information to drive marketing recommendations.
- Demonstrate an ability to independently work with and interpret large data sets across multiple data sources
- Strong analytical, quantitative, and problem-solving skills with proven ability to deliver actionable insights and recommendations
- Understanding of digital marketing methods and systems including Search, Display & Programmatic, Social Media, Content
- Knowledge in multivariate testing and statistical analysis
- Excellent written, oral communication and presentation skills
- Proficient in Excel, Word, PowerPointDetail oriented, quick learner, and able to balance multiple tasks
- Strong project management skills and attention to detail
- Familiarity in enterprise Analytics tools preferred, including: Tableau (preferred), Datorama, Power BIPreferred experience in one or more of the following analytics platforms: Adobe Analytics (preferred), Google Analytics, Power BI, Campaign Manager, Innovid, Kantar
- Experience in Programmatic DSPs, SEM Platforms and Social Platforms a plus
- Degree in marketing or quantitative discipline such as statistics, mathematics, or economics is preferred
- Knowledge in querying data within SQL environments (SQL Server, BigQuery) a plus
- Experience in R, Python (or other statistical analysis and data mining packages) a plus
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