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DGR Marketing is seeking a Market Research Analyst to join its remote LATAM practice. You will own the research, the data, and the drafts that empower engagements, from initial briefs to deliverables.
In this role you will conduct market and competitive research, audit client experiences, pull and analyze third-party data, and draft strategic documents. You will manage timelines across engagements and QA every deliverable before leadership review.
Our client is a marketing agency that partners with higher education institutions to grow enrollment and improve marketing performance. Their consulting practice works alongside university and college partners to diagnose challenges, evaluate opportunities, and develop strategies that drive measurable outcomes.
Our client is a marketing agency that partners with higher education institutions to grow enrollment and improve marketing performance. Their consulting practice works alongside university and college partners to diagnose challenges, evaluate opportunities, and develop strategies that drive measurable outcomes.
This is a production role: you own the research, the data, and the drafts that make every engagement possible. On more defined, repeatable engagements, you run the process nearly end to end. On more complex strategic projects, you own the research and synthesis layer and hand over findings organized well enough to become the foundation of the final recommendation.
Conduct market and competitive research across a portfolio of client engagements
Audit client and competitor marketing experiences: websites, email, and inquiry flows
Pull and analyze data from third‑party research platforms to support audience segmentation and market sizing
Build first‑draft reports and strategic documents from research briefs and defined templates
Manage timelines across multiple concurrent engagements, coordinating inputs from internal teams
QA every deliverable for accuracy, formatting, and completeness before it reaches leadership