Head of Analytics EMEA
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The Opportunity
In your role as Head of Analytics EMEA, you will be accountable for the output of the Analytics team in EMEA and will have line management responsibilities for a team of Data Scientists and Analytics Consultants. You’ll get stuck into managing and coaching the team to have a culture of high performance and constant and consistent experimentation to drive improvement.
You’ll be in charge of creating a regional team structure with good processes for all the major team functions, where appropriate collaborating within Analytics to establish these. These include; recruitment, on-boarding, equipment requisition, learning and development, prioritisation, knowledge sharing.
Providing the team a broader view of the business than just Analytics, you’ll understand the perspective of customers and other departments and will be able to influence external organisations.
This role can be based in either our Cambridge or London UK offices. This is a hybrid role so you will ideally be comfortable coming into the office at least once a week. If you’re interested in the role but require more flexibility, please speak to us!
Day to Day
- Output – the Head of Analytics, EMEA is ultimately accountable for the delivery and support of all analytics produced for Featurespace customers in the region
- People management – the goal is to have an engaged, happy, and productive team where high performance, a focus on delivering value effectively, and a drive for continuous improvement are rewarded
- Practice management – the aim is to create a regional team structure with good processes for all the major team functions with appropriate collaboration within Analytics to establish these: recruitment, on-boarding, equipment requisition, learning and development, prioritisation, knowledge sharing
- Broad leadership – the vision is to have someone who has a broader view of the business than just Analytics, understands the perspective of customers and other departments, and can influence external organisations