Wave Works
Product Analyst

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We're working with a scaling B2B SaaS business looking for a Senior Product Analyst to support multiple product squads and help PMs make faster, better-informed decisions.
This is a highly autonomous role covering the full product analytics lifecycle - from opportunity sizing and hypothesis development through to post-launch measurement.
📅 Initial 6-month contract
📍 London (1 day per week onsite)
💰 £500-550 Inside IR35
You’ll be responsible for:
- Partnering directly with Product Managers across multiple squads
- Sizing product opportunities and defining success measures
- Tracking hypotheses and measuring product performance post-launch
- Combining quantitative product data with qualitative customer insight
- Building domain-specific data models in dbt
- Developing trusted, self-service analytics using modern BI tooling
- Independently identifying and prioritising high-impact analytical work
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The ideal person will have:
- Strong product analytics experience
- Commercial, production-level dbt experience – essential
- Advanced SQL and hands-on data-modelling capability
- Experience with Omni, Lightdash, Looker or similar modern BI tools
- Python experience for deeper analysis
- A track record of influencing product decisions without formal authority
- The autonomy to build their own backlog and establish strong PM relationships


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This will particularly suit someone comfortable working with lower-volume enterprise datasets, where product health is assessed holistically rather than through traditional consumer conversion funnels or large-scale A/B testing.
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