Ref
TAN100
Sector
Brand & Comms, Consumer / FMCG, Media/Social Media, Quantitative
Salary
£30,000 to £40,000 Per Annum
Town/City
London / Hybrid
Contract Type
Permanent
Date Posted
20/05/2022
Closing Date
17/06/2022
Quantitative Senior Research Executive, London / hybrid £30-40,000
This global media agency are looking for a Quantitative Senior Research Executive to work in their award-winning Insight team to ensure the best use of data and insights within media planning.
3 best things about the job
1. Variety – No two days are ever the same – you will be working across a range of different clients, categories and objectives. They encourage the use of innovative techniques and approaches, so you have a real opportunity to try something different and bring some new thinking to your work
2. Accountability – You are responsible for supporting the research and insight offering and output and mentoring junior team members
3. The people – this agency is a brilliant place to work, with a people first culture. You’ll get to work with smart people from across the agency and will be responsible for the helping with the development and careers of some very talented and ambitious researchers.
Responsibilities of the role
- To work closely with and support the wider team on projects from helping to write the proposals, helping with reports to presenting to clients
- Running and project managing projects and ensuring that projects are run to timescale and budget and liaising with clients and suppliers
- Develop a holistic understanding of their suite of syndicated and bespoke tools
- Start developing relationships with suppliers, planners and clients
- Mentoring junior team members
What you will need
- At least two years’ experience in quantitative research
- Have a good working knowledge of quantitative methods
- Excellent communication skills – able to present complex ideas in a clear and engaging way
- Some knowledge of qualitative research and how qual and quant research work together
- Whilst direct experience of media and comms research is not necessary, a passion for media, communication and brands is a must