Data analysis executive
Location: GB, LND, Fulham
Employment type: Full-time
Required experience: Associate
Industry: Airlines/Aviation
Function: Information Technology
Company profile: Founded by serial entrepreneur Clive Jackson and launched in 2011, Victor is one of the world’s most trusted names in private jet charter. With only a 5% fee for online bookings, Victor offers the broadest selection of quotes for charter flights at the best prices directly from the operators. With access to over 700 contracted aircraft, Victor can get you airborne in less than 2 hours from almost any airport around the world on any aircraft type. We're a small and growing agile team. As a team we aspire to the hacker culture and we care about what we do. We want to produce simple, elegant solutions to difficult problems. We take pride in getting the job done right. We want to improve as individuals and improve the team and wider organisation around us.Our development team use modern technologies, tools and methods to produce a product that our customers love. We want our applications to be ubiquitous; any time someone is booking a jet they'll be using the Victor platform.We choose the best tools for the job and right now that's mostly node and Angular, with MongoDB and a smattering of Python.For vacancies for our other companies, #URL_8b5fe34131f015b09e2b4b01097392477242e0de74786a62a71e91e1e5dbfba7# and Global Beach, please click on links below:#URL_c31909b471fce3a2c3ea962a074a37e919edf78b8dfb90c4a3a9ace570542adf#http://global-#URL_c4958175db594f9b8c88259f8f6fa850085a15c4723021f19596b2a9752dc62f#
Description: We're Fly Victor, and we're revolutionising the private jet market. Think Airbnb for private jets; we're creating the marketplace that connects operators of aircraft to our members who want to fly them, and allowing them to be purchased as a whole aircraft or by seat. We've just raised £5m to take our initial application to a global scale, and you might have seen us in the Guardian, Telegraph or on Bloomberg over the last couple of weeks.We're looking for a data analyst to help our business through it's next stage of growth. This person will be crunching the data generated by the business to provide clear, concise reporting into the product, sales, operations and marketing teams that will be relying on it. You'll take the lead on spotting the underlying changes that are impacting our top level numbers, and providing insight into their cause, and how the business should be changing to either reduce or amplify them as appropriate. The perfect candidate will have worked in a fast moving environment, and will have had exposure to as many of the key digital marketing skills, including digital advertising, SEM, SEO, email marketing, CRM and analytics, with any exposure to mobile a plus.We’re looking for an individual who can not only own this area, but can work in conjunction with the head of marketing, and product management to build analytics deep into our products features. Any experience working with product management or technology teams would be an advantage.You’ll love numbers, and the process of drawing insights from the wealth of data we collect. You’ll be responsible for turning our data into easy to consume dashboards and actionable insights for our team, and will then be a key part of the process to turn those insights into functional enhancements to our products.
Requirements: Act as data SME within the teamSatisfy business needs for measurement, analysis and reporting through solution design recommendationsUnderstand usage data across desktop and mobileIntegrating internal and 3rd party data into our analytics environmentCollaborate with various stakeholders to understand analytics requirementsScope out new analytics implementations and data integrationsUnderstand overall business and campaign objectives to provide recommendations based on business requirementsMaintain an understanding of industry trends and tools for ongoing innovationGuide internal and 3rd party teams through audits to identify and troubleshoot tracking gaps / inconsistencies.
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