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Delaney & Bourton in the United Kingdom is seeking a Commercial Analyst who can turn data into commercial decisions. This remote, home-based role partners with Pricing, Marketing and eCommerce to shape strategies and boost profitability.
You’ll uncover opportunities, measure campaigns and pricing changes, and build simple forecasts to inform investment decisions. The role sits in the BI & Analytics team, working at senior level with data engineers and data scientists to deliver actionable
Salary: Market Led Permanent Salary + Bonus + Leave
What if your next analysis didn’t just produce another report, but changed how a business prices its products, invests its marketing budget or wins back customers?
That’s what we’re looking for. We’re working with a global brand, think 000’s of physical stores, distribution centre’s and vans on the road. Operating at significant scale, the business has a wealth of data at its fingertips.
Now, we’re looking for a commercially minded analyst who can turn that data into decisions that make a genuine difference.
Joining the BI & Analytics team, you’ll work at the intersection of data and commercial strategy, partnering with teams across Commercial, Pricing, Marketing and eCommerce to answer the questions that matter most.
This isn’t a role where you sit back and wait for someone to send you a brief. It’s about spotting opportunities, challenging assumptions and getting under the skin of the numbers to uncover what’s really happening, why it’s happening and what the business should do next.
Powered by a powerful Data Engineering and Data Science function. This will be suited to someone operating at, or close to a Senior level.
We’re interested in someone who combines strong analytical capability with commercial curiosity and the confidence to influence people.
You might already be a Commercial Analytics Manager, Commercial Analyst, Data Analyst, Customer Analyst or Marketing Analyst. Your job title matters less than your ability to get to the bottom of a problem and demonstrate how your work has made a difference.
You’ll ideally bring:
We’re not looking for a technical data scientist. You won’t be building machine learning models. Instead, you’ll focus on the analytical thinking that bridges business intelligence and data science: understanding what the numbers mean and translating that understanding into action.