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Valtech Group is seeking an Adobe Analytics & Customer Data Consultant in Paris to lead initiatives that unlock the value of customer data for major brands. This permanent role demands a minimum of 6 years' experience in Digital Analytics and requires expertise in Adobe Analytics.
The successful candidate will collaborate with various teams to design effective analytics strategies and support audience segmentation efforts. Valtech offers hybrid work options and promotes continuous learning and professional growth.
At Valtech, you’ll find an environment designed for continuous learning, meaningful impact, and professional growth. Whether you're pioneering new digital solutions, challenging conventional thinking, or building the next generation of customer experiences, your work will help transform industries.
As part of our Data & AI team, you will help leading brands unlock the value of their customer and marketing data through Analytics, Customer Experience, Personalisation, and AI initiatives. You will act as a bridge between business, marketing, and technology teams, helping clients design and implement modern digital analytics, customer data, and audience activation solutions across the Adobe ecosystem.
This is a permanent position based in Paris/France.
We design experiences that work for all kinds of people – and that starts with our own teams. At Valtech, we’re intentional about building an inclusive culture where everyone feels supported to grow, thrive and achieve their goals.
If you do not meet all the listed qualifications or have gaps in your experience, we still encourage you to apply. At Valtech, we recognize that talent comes in many forms, and we value diverse perspectives and a willingness to learn.
As per the AGG (General Equal Treatment Act) in Germany and equivalent in France, jobs must be advertised in a gender‑neutral manner. We use the statement (all genders) to make it clear that this position is open to all genders in these countries, even if the job title itself can be translated or interpreted as “masculine” in the French or German language.