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3Vision is a leading specialist content consultancy based in the UK. We have supported clients in building successful TV businesses across more than 30 countries worldwide.
We provide a range of services including strategy development, content acquisition, research, and business development. We also operate unique online databases that track where TV shows and films are sold globally.
As we plan to significantly grow the business over the next three years, we are seeking an Analyst to join our team and support this expansion.
Responsibilities
- Regularly updating and maintaining data across proprietary tracker products to ensure accuracy and consistency of industry coverage
- Gathering and analysing data on the global TV sector and producing insights and reports
- Supporting consultancy projects across research, strategy, and content acquisition
- Conducting desk research, analysing data, and preparing reports and presentations
- Building business models and supporting client communications
- Liaising with clients and negotiating with content providers
- Contributing to business development initiatives that help accelerate client growth
- Progressively taking ownership and management of consultancy projects over time
- Helping shape and maintain the tools and automations (including AI-assisted workflows) that keep our tracker products running smoothly
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Qualifications
- Hold a good degree (minimum 2:1), ideally in a business or science-related discipline, with strong A-level results
- Ideally have 1–2 years’ experience in a commercial, marketing, or market research role (though recent graduates will also be considered)
- Demonstrate strong commercial awareness and a proactive, self-starting approach
- Have a genuine interest in the TV industry and a desire to build a career in this sector
- Are highly numerate with excellent attention to detail
- Possess strong computer skills (preferably Apple/Mac), including advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint; experience with Tableau would be advantageous
- Demonstrate an interest in using AI tools to support data gathering, analysis, and insight generation within research and consultancy work
- Some exposure to coding (e.g. Python or TypeScript) is a bonus but not essential — we're just as interested to hear if you've used an AI coding assistant like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, or built a small personal project you'd be happy to share on GitHub


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Opportunity
3Vision offers a comprehensive training programme for analysts, along with the opportunity to learn directly from highly experienced professionals across sales, commercial negotiation, strategy development, business affairs, and marketing.
You will also build a strong network of contacts across major TV and telecommunications companies globally, with opportunities for international travel.
Previous Analysts have progressed to roles at leading organisations such as Sky, Sony, Amazon, BT, Cisco, and Warner Bros. Discovery.
3Vision is based in Bath, consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK.
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