Harnham
Senior Customer Analyst

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Senior Customer Analyst
London (Hybrid – 2x Days a Week in Office)
£45,000-£50,000
The Company
This is a leading UK consumer and retail business with a significant physical and digital presence and millions of customers; the business is investing heavily in its data and analytics capabilities, with increasing demand from senior stakeholders to use data to make better, faster commercial decisions. The wider analytics function brings together Customer Analytics, Data Science, Data & AI, Marketing Analytics, Pricing and Promotional Analytics, giving the team exposure to a broad range of commercial challenges. The Customer Analytics team sits at the heart of this function, helping the wider business better understand its customers and use customer data to inform decisions across the customer lifecycle.
The Role
As a Senior Customer Analyst, you will sit within the Customer Analytics team, working closely with stakeholders across the business to understand customer behaviour, identify trends and turn data into clear commercial recommendations. This is a broad customer analytics role, covering the core areas of customer health, lifecycle, segmentation, profiling and behavioural analysis, with the opportunity to work on more advanced analytical projects. You will be responsible for interpreting complex data and presenting findings in a clear and impactful way, helping stakeholders understand what is happening with customers, why it is happening and what the business should do as a result.
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You will:
- Deliver customer reporting and analysis across key customer health and performance metrics
- Conduct deep-dive analysis to understand customer behaviour and identify trends and opportunities
- Work on customer segmentation, profiling and grouping to support better commercial decision-making
- Translate complex analytical findings into clear, actionable insight and recommendations
- Apply statistical and advanced analytical techniques including regression, clustering, predictive modelling and campaign measurement
- Have an understanding of techniques such as k-means, random forest and linear regression, with the ability to interpret and utilise modelling outputs
- Support forecasting and optimisation activity across the wider analytics function
- Work closely with stakeholders across customer, marketing, commercial and other business functions
- Help stakeholders make better decisions based on customer data and real-time events
- Communicate analytical findings effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences
- Support the continued development of the customer analytics capability across the business
The role is particularly suited to someone who enjoys taking a commercial question, interrogating the data and turning it into a clear story and recommendation.


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Your Skills & Experience
- Strong experience working in Customer Analytics / Customer Insight
- Strong SQL skills and experience working with large datasets
- Strong data visualisation and presentation skills
- Experience with customer segmentation, profiling and behavioural analysis
- Experience applying advanced analytical techniques such as regression, clustering and predictive modelling
- Understanding of statistical or data science techniques and the ability to interpret model outputs
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Comfortable translating complex analysis into clear commercial recommendations
- A genuine interest in customer behaviour and how this impacts sales, loyalty, retention and long-term customer value
- Experience within retail, eCommerce or another consumer-facing environment would be highly beneficial
The successful candidate will be a strong all-round insight person: technically capable, commercially minded and confident communicating their findings to stakeholders.
The Benefits
£45,000-£50,000
How to Apply
If you're an experienced Customer Analyst with strong SQL, insight and stakeholder management skills, and you're looking for a role where your analysis can directly influence commercial decisions, I'd be keen to hear from you! Please register your interest by sending your CV to Adam Osborne at Harnham via the Apply link on this page.
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