Muzz
Product Data Analyst (FTC - 6 month Maternity Cover)

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FTC - 6 months Maternity Cover
Location: London, UK (Hybrid - Tues, Wed and Thurs in office)
Salary: £45,000 - £60,000 pro rata + equity
Muzz is the world’s biggest dating and marriage app for Muslims, but we’ve still got a way to go! We need a smart and ambitious data analyst, with real entrepreneurial flair to join our Data Science team to understand our members and all the metrics that matter. Love numbers and love being commercial? This is the role for you.
- You’ll be joining a dynamic data science team whose goal is to grow the company and optimize our products as we expand into new markets around the world
- You’ll be understanding our user behaviour on the app with a view to generating actionable insights in terms of both product and marketing
- You’ll own reporting – set up and maintain dashboards to assess KPIs whilst enabling self-service
- You’ll provide analytical support across all areas of the product development lifecycle, from opportunity to product strategy, feature analysis and experimentation
- You’ll work closely with our product managers, mobile and backend engineers, UX, marketing and user acquisition teams
- You’ll provide continuous training of business users to get the most of our BI Tool
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Requirements and skills needed
- Strong SQL knowledge, and proven experience in optimizing queries for performance, scalability, and ease of maintenance
- Create and maintain BI dashboards, data models, explores and views
- Excellent communication skills and presenting to non-technical audiences
- Ability to work flexibly, be organised and capable of prioritizing requests
- Ability to work collaboratively in cross-functional teams
- Provide design support for our data models to answer multiple business needs through collaboration with data engineers


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- Experience with Looker/ThoughtSpot
- Experience with Redshift/BigQuery
- Experience in designing and conducting A/B experiments
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