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Business Analyst – Digital Media & Technology | EMEA Product Launch
London | Hybrid – 3 days in office
£28.85 per hour PAYE (c.£60k equivalent)
6-month contract
Start required by end of October
We’re recruiting a Business Analyst to join the EMEA go-to-market team of a leading global technology and digital media organisation during an exciting period of international growth.
This is a brilliant opportunity for a highly analytical, commercially minded individual to support the EMEA rollout of a major digital shopping product across 25 new markets.
Sitting at the intersection of data, product and go-to-market strategy, you’ll analyse how the product is performing across different markets, identify what is driving – or preventing – adoption and turn complex data into clear recommendations for Product and regional teams.
What you’ll be doing:
- Analysing large and complex datasets to understand product adoption and market performance
- Using SQL to interrogate granular data and uncover insights beyond existing dashboards
- Identifying where gaps exist across the product/adoption funnel and why
- Assessing market potential and opportunities across EMEA
- Turning analysis into clear, actionable recommendations for senior stakeholders
- Developing metrics, reports and presentations to track performance
- Feeding regional and market insights back into Product teams to help optimise future development
- Owning analytical workstreams within a fast-moving, newly established programme
- Working cross-functionally across Product, Partnerships, GTM and regional teams
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You’ll ideally have 3–5 years’ experience within Business Analysis, Data Analysis or a commercially focused analytical role.
Strong SQL skills are essential, alongside experience working with large datasets and the ability to move beyond dashboards to investigate the underlying data.


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We’re particularly interested in people who combine strong analytical capability with commercial thinking and stakeholder management. You should be comfortable taking an ambiguous business problem, working out how to approach it and driving the analysis forward without needing a heavily prescribed brief.
Experience within e-commerce, marketplaces, shopping, affiliate commerce, digital platforms or large-scale technology businesses would be particularly relevant.
Python and data visualisation experience would also be beneficial.
This is not a traditional requirements-gathering Business Analyst role. It would suit someone who enjoys asking “why is this happening?”, digging into the data to find the answer and then influencing what the business or product team should do next.
Interested? Apply or get in touch to find out more.
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