Harnham
Senior Analytics Manager

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SENIOR ANALYTICS MANAGER
LONDON/HYBRID
UP TO £100,000
This is an exciting opportunity for a Senior Analytics Manager to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of analytics within a highly innovative organisation. You'll have the chance to influence analytics strategy, champion modern data practices, and drive the adoption of AI and self-service analytics, all while remaining hands-on and close to delivery.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Senior Analytics Manager will:
- Drive analytics innovation through AI, modern tooling, and evolving data platforms
- Define and implement strategies for semantic layers, metric governance, and self-service analytics
- Improve technical standards, scalability, and consistency across analytics practices
- Partner with senior leaders to shape the future direction of analytics
- Influence stakeholders and drive business-wide adoption of analytics best practices
- Lead experimentation with emerging technologies and scale successful solutions
- Own strategically important analytics products and executive reporting
- Define, govern, and evolve key business metrics and reporting frameworks
- Contribute to platform, tooling, and analytics architecture decisions
- Act as a trusted advisor on analytics strategy and capability development
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YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
The ideal candidate will have the following skills and experience:
- Strong commercial experience in analytics, business intelligence, analytics engineering, or data strategy
- Advanced technical capabilities across analytics tools, coding, data modelling, and analytics architecture
- Experience working with semantic layers, metric governance, and self-service analytics environments
- Knowledge of modern data stack technologies, with exposure to dbt considered highly advantageous
- Demonstrated ability to influence stakeholders and lead change across complex organisations
- Strong interest in AI and emerging technologies, with an understanding of their application within analytics
- Ability to balance strategic thinking with hands-on delivery
- Comfortable operating in dynamic and evolving environments
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Financial services experience is beneficial but not essential


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