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Awaze is transforming its technology to power AI-driven discovery, planning, and bookings across its vacation rental brands. The Data Insights Analyst will partner with the Chief Data Officer and cross-functional teams to turn complex business questions into actionable insights that influence pricing, demand, segmentation, and growth strategies.
The role emphasizes high-visibility analytics, collaboration with Data Engineering, Data Science, and BI, and clear communication for senior
The way people discover and book holidays is changing, and we're rebuilding our technology for what comes next.
We are Awaze, Europe’s largest managed vacation rentals and holiday resorts business, bringing together some of the continent’s most recognised travel brands, including cottages.com, Hoseasons, NOVASOL and James Villa Holidays.
With more than 1.5 million bookings every year, 100,000+ properties and customers across Europe, we already operate at serious scale. But the next chapter for Awaze is about much more than scale.
We’re embarking on an ambitious AI transformation that will reshape how our customers discover, plan and book their holidays, and how our engineering teams build the technology behind those experiences.
Our strategy spans AI-powered search, natural-language discovery, intelligent recommendations, richer property data and AI-assisted engineering, all underpinned by a platform built around speed, trust, quality and real-time data.
Position: Data Insights Analyst
Reports to: Chief Data Officer
Working with our Chief Data Officer, you will act as an internal data & insights consultant across the business turning complex, often ambiguous business questions into clear insights and actions, whilst also being embedded into key commercial projects across Revenue, Marketing, Product, and Finance.
A high-visibility data analytical role, you will collaborate closely with the CDO's wider team (Data Engineering, Data Science, and Business Intelligence), acting as a bridge between the data function and the business, knowing when to self-serve and when to draw on specialist capability.