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Data Analytics Manager
Reports To: Head of Data Science
Job Level: Manager
Location: UK – Hybrid
Role Type: Full-Time, Permanent
About the Role
Lunio transforms billions of ad interactions into insights that protect and optimise media spend for the world’s leading advertisers. The analytics function bridges data and decision-making, and the Data Analytics Manager will lead this mission—balancing hands-on delivery with mentorship, process improvement and tactical innovation to future-proof the team’s impact.
This role will focus on:
- Enhancing team efficiency through automation, AI-assisted tooling and better reporting, reducing reactive workloads and creating capacity for high-value analysis.
- Fostering a collaborative culture where ownership and quality are non-negotiable.
Key Responsibilities
Team Leadership & Development
- Coach and develop a team of 2 data analysts, nurturing skills, confidence and ownership.
- Cultivate a supportive, high-performing culture with opportunities for growth.
Data Service Delivery
- Own operational delivery of the analytics service:
- Triage, prioritise and execute requests efficiently, ensuring consistent high standards.
- Maintain clarity in workflows using tools like Jira for tracking and communication.
- Establish transparent SLAs and stakeholder alignment.
Hands-On Analytics & Reporting
- Drive direct analysis, reporting and dashboard development, contributing strategic insights across the business.
- Ensure reporting solutions remain accurate, impactful and aligned with stakeholder needs.
Stakeholder Partnership
- Build strong relationships across all teams, translating business goals into data-driven solutions.
- Promote evidence-based decision-making and manage expectations effectively.
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Automation & Continuous Improvement
- Identify automation opportunities to streamline repetitive workflows (e.g., ML-powered triage, templating) and leverage AI tools for efficiency gains.
- Collaborate with Data Science and Engineering to embed larger-scale automation where beneficial.
Essential Skills
Technical Proficiency
- SQL and Python: Experience with independent analytical work, cloud data warehouses (e.g., AWS Redshift, Databricks) and long datasets.
- Dashboarding & BI Tools: Strong proficiency in QuickSight, Looker, Tableau or Power BI for building scalable dashboards.
- Stats & Experimentation: Mastery of foundational statistical methods (A/B testing, regression, design). Ability to translate tests into actionable insights.
- Automation & AI Tooling: Hands-on pragmatism—experience embedding AI-driven tools (not just experimentation), prioritising efficiency over novelty.
Soft & Stakeholder Management
- Prioritisation: Balance competing demands, manage Jira or equivalent tools, set clear SLAs and push back constructively.
- Analytical Communication: Turn metrics into actionable narratives, challenge bias, and escalate meaningful alerts (e.g., off-track performance) with granular insights.
- Trust-Building: Shape from a technical partner role into a strategic recommender—clients must trust your framing and recommendations.
Core Behaviours
- Autonomous Problem-Solving: End-to-end accountability: Identify → diagnose → resolve, with permission-seeking only when needed.
- Navigating Complexity: Deconstruct ambiguity, slice problems along actionable dimensions, reframe questions to reverse engineer solutions.
- Influence & Data Advocacy: Leverage insights to command outcomes—translate confusing data into bold asks and trusted interpretations.
- Growth Mindset: Continuously optimise processes, seek knowledge gaps, own practice, and champion skill development in the team.


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Success Metrics (9–12 Months Expectations)
Team Efficiency
- Strengthen analytics service delivery with:
- Clear triage & visibility (e.g., dashboarded portfolio of projects and risks).
- High quality & impact as measured by stakeholder feedback and results generated.
Stakeholder Impact
- Emerge as business’s trusted data advisor, role-model of:
- timely actionable insights (e.g., <24h turnaround on critical requests).
- Confidence-drivers (e.g., playing to hard metrics and forward-looking analysis; off-track measurements for proactive ‘fix’ actioning).
Tooling & Reporting Evolution
- Introduce Banish-the-Reactive-Work numbing:
- 3x+ reduction in manual touchpoints per analyst (e.g., 90% automated financials).
- Metric maturity: reduced incomplete or confusing tracking—redefine governance to match business priorities.
Team Culture
- Build an accountability ladder:
- Coachees report increased confidence, projectèdeadlines, and ownership of their work.
- Cross-propagate culture of learning, whether software or soft skill (e.g., testing teams’ hypotheses often, selling technical answers).
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Regardless of meeting all requirements, all backgrounds are welcome: As long as you can show an impact-minded culture-fit, apply ambitiously!
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