Overview

Lead Insight Analyst
Location: Manchester (Hybrid)
Salary: Up to £50,(Apply online only)

A rapidly growing, private equity backed digital business is looking for a Lead Insight Analyst to join its Data and Analytics team. The company supports millions of members across the UK and partners with well-known consumer brands.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone who thrives in a fast-paced, high-growth environment and wants to deliver real impact by turning data into actionable insights.

What you\'ll be doing

• Work with Marketing, Digital, and Commercial teams to ensure analytics drive decision making.
• Optimise omni-channel campaigns (web, email, social, SEO) through analytics, predictive modelling, and segmentation.
• Analyse web and app performance, user journeys, and conversion trends.
• Support B2B analytics to understand and grow the value of partner relationships.
• Design models and analysis that drive customer engagement and business growth.
• Build and automate insightful BI dashboards and reporting.
• Identify and onboard new data sources with the technology team.
• Deputise for the Head of Data when required.

What we\'re looking for

• Proven experience using advanced analytics to deliver insights that shape business decisions.
• Strong SQL coding skills and experience working with large datasets.
• Background in digital, direct marketing or B2C analytics.
• Skills in data transformation, statistical measurement, and data visualisation/storytelling.
• Commercially minded with strong communication and collaboration skills.
• Degree in Maths, Data Science, Computer Science, or related field (or equivalent experience).
• Proactive, self-motivated, and keen to support both your own development and that of others.

Why join?

You\'ll be part of a collaborative, growing team where your work directly impacts millions of customers. This role offers a real chance to shape the future of analytics capability in a supportive, ambitious environment.

Apply now to take on a lead role in driving data-driven growth