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Data Executive (Maternity Cover, 13 month FTC)

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Data Executive (Maternity Cover, 13 month FTC)
Data Executive (fixed-term 13 month maternity cover) Start date: Mon 24th August 2026 The opportunity We are looking for a Data Executive (fixed-term maternity cover) to join our central Marketing Intelligence & Technology (MIT) team at Easyfairs UK, based in Twickenham. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with 1–2 years’ experience working with data who wants to build their skills in segmentation and operational analysis in a fast-paced events environment. You will focus exclusively on visitor data – current, past and prospective attendees or registrants – supporting our marketing teams. The bulk of the role is segmenting visitor data for campaigns: building, maintaining and refining audience selections so that marketing can reach the right people via the right channels. Alongside this, you will run scheduled and ad hoc analysis to help marketing understand the health, completeness and contactability of their visitor databases. This is a fixed-term contract providing maternity cover for 13 months, with a planned start date of 24 August. The role is hybrid: typically 3 days per week in the Twickenham office and 2 days remote once probation has been successfully completed. Through its mission ‘visit the future’, Easyfairs is ambitious and driven to provide life-changing events for the communities it serves. With over 220 events, 28 000 exhibitors and 1.2 million visitors across 10 venues and 17 countries, we are one of the fastest-growing events businesses in the world, going from launch in 2004 to a global top 20 event company. About the role The central Data & Intelligence team sits within MIT and supports a portfolio of events across multiple regions. In this role, you will work closely with marketing teams, providing them with well-structured visitor segments and clear, operational insight into their data. You will: Spend most of your time on visitor data segmentation for campaigns, ensuring marketing has accurate, targeted audiences to work with Run scheduled and ad hoc analysis to show the state of visitor data – how many records we have, how complete they are, and which channels can be used to contact them Help marketing understand where there are gaps or opportunities in their visitor data (e.g. opt-ins, missing contact details, under-represented segments) The focus is on operational data work and practical analysis, not marketing performance insight: you will be looking at the data itself and its usability for campaigns, rather than measuring how well those campaigns perform. Key responsibilities Build, maintain and refresh visitor segments (current, past and prospective attendees or registrants) for marketing campaigns Turn marketing briefs into clear segmentation rules and selections, ensuring consistency and repeatability Run scheduled segmentation and list refreshes so marketing always has up-to-date audiences Carry out ad hoc segmentation requests for specific campaigns, tests or projects Run scheduled reports and analyses on visitor databases, monitoring data volume, completeness and contactability across channels (e.g. email, phone, postal) Provide ad hoc analysis to help marketing understand their audience make-up and contact channels Use Excel (advanced) and, where possible, Alteryx and Tableau to manipulate, combine and visualise visitor data Identify gaps and issues in visitor data (e.g. missing fields, low opt-in coverage) and flag them to relevant teams Support the development and maintenance of data quality dashboards or summary views focused on visitor data Work with the wider Data & Intelligence team to improve visitor data standards and segmentation processes Support visitor data collection and flows around events, including occasional on-site support Tools you will use Excel (advanced) – essential Alteryx – preferred but not essential Tableau – preferred but not essential SQL – nice to have Internal visitor databases and systems (training provided) About you Around 1–2 years’ experience in a data, segmentation, analytics, reporting or operations role (more experience welcome) Confident with advanced Excel (lookups, pivots, conditional logic, working with large datasets) Comfortable with segmentation and audience building, and interested in how visitor data is used in marketing Strong attention to detail and accuracy, including when working with repetitive tasks Able to manage multiple requests and deadlines, especially around busy event cycles Can explain segmentation logic and findings clearly to non-technical colleagues Curious, proactive and keen to learn new tools and approaches (e.g. Alteryx, Tableau, SQL) Fluent in English, with strong communication and organisation skills Positive, collaborative and happy working as part of a central support team for marketing A data-related background (through study or work) is ideal, but the industry you come from is not important. What are we like to work for? Where talent development and having fun are part of our company values, Easyfairs is a very dynamic and exciting company to be part of, with over 750 lively and energetic team members. We offer not only an opportunity to be part of this epic journey, but also a chance to build valuable experience and skills in a supportive team. We understand that applicants can be put off applying for a job if they feel they do not fit all of the requirements. If you are excited about working for us and have most of the skills and experience we are looking for, please go ahead and apply. Here at Easyfairs, we are passionate about the power of fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment for our team to thrive in.
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