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EU Data Analyst

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Contract until the end of the year, and extended for another year
The Change Partners is partnered with a leading, globally recognised technology brand. They are looking for a detail-oriented European Data Analyst to join their Communications & Sales Support team.
You will be the bridge between raw performance data and impactful visual storytelling. Your mission is to gather multi-channel data, ensure its integrity, and deliver actionable insights that empower leadership to make informed, data-driven decisions.
Your responsibilities:
- KPI & Performance Monitoring: Track and report on core digital metrics, including web/app traffic, content resolution scores, social listening, community engagement, and campaign activity.
- Data Hygiene & Accuracy: Mine raw datasets from multiple sources and collaborate with agency partners to maintain data consistency and structured visual formats.
- AI & Exploratory Analysis: Leverage modern AI tools to monitor content performance across GEO and AI Search, applying statistical techniques to spot trends, correlations, and anomalies.
- Dashboard Ecosystems: Design, build, and maintain interactive dashboards and reports that clearly translate complex findings for cross-functional stakeholders.
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What we’re looking for:
- Web & Data Analytics: Proficiency in Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics, and Google Search Console. Experience with AI/GEO tracking tools is a strong plus.
- Data Visualisation: Proven experience using Tableau or Power BI to build intuitive stakeholder dashboards.
- Data Manipulation: Advanced Microsoft Excel skills and full proficiency across the Microsoft suite (PowerPoint, Word).
- Data Storytelling: Exceptional ability to translate complex numerical data into compelling narratives for non-technical audiences.
- Analytical Mindset: Strong critical thinking, high attention to detail, and a natural curiosity to look beyond surface-level metrics.


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