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Senior Predictive Modelling Analyst - Marketing

England
ÂŁ520/day
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Senior Customer Analytics Consultant

Hands-on propensity modelling | SQL | Customer segmentation | Predictive analytics

Overview

🏢 Company | Large data & technology business
👤 Job | Senior Customer Analytics Consultant
🎯 Impact | Propensity modelling, customer insight, segmentation, product and marketing decisions
📍 Location | UK remote
📅 Contract | 6 months
🕘 Hours | 37.5 hours per week
💰 Rate | £520 per day umbrella / £383.12 per day PAYE
🚀 Start | ASAP

The Job

You’ll join a cross-functional analytics team supporting Product and Marketing teams with customer insight, segmentation and predictive modelling.

This job needs someone who has personally built propensity models, not just managed modelling projects or worked near data science teams. You’ll be the person doing the analysis, building the model, checking whether it works, and turning the output into something the business can actually use.

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Your work will sit close to commercial decision-making. You’ll help teams understand customer behaviour, improve targeting, shape product and marketing decisions, and spot where data can unlock growth.

You’ll get plenty of ownership. You’ll lead analytics projects, manage stakeholder conversations, and turn complex data into clear recommendations. The team needs someone who can get moving quickly, ask sharp questions, and explain the “so what?” behind the model output.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • You’ll personally build propensity models to predict customer behaviour.
  • You’ll create customer segmentation models to support targeting and personalisation.
  • You’ll use SQL to query and prepare large datasets independently.
  • You’ll assess model performance and explain what the results mean.
  • You’ll translate model outputs into practical recommendations for Product and Marketing teams.
  • You’ll manage stakeholder conversations while staying close to the technical work.

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What You’ll Need

  • You’ll need proven hands-on experience building propensity models.
  • You’ll have a background in data science, statistics, mathematics, physics, economics, engineering or another numerate discipline.
  • You’ll be strong with SQL and comfortable working with large customer datasets.
  • You’ll have 4+ years’ experience in analytics, data science or customer modelling.
  • You’ll be confident explaining modelling decisions and model performance to non-technical stakeholders.

Useful Experience

  • Customer lifetime value modelling.
  • Churn or decay modelling.
  • Marketing attribution.
  • A/B testing.
  • Next best action or personalisation.

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Skills

Propensity Modelling
SQL
Customer Segmentation
Predictive Analytics
Data Science
Stakeholder Management
Customer Insight
Data Analysis

Location

England, United Kingdom

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