Head of Analytics

HEAD OF ANALYTICS (8-12 month Fixed Term Contract)

LONDON - HYBRID - 3 days a week in the office

SALARY UP TO £110,000 (pro-rata)

THE COMPANY

A private equity–backed green technology business, with significant investment committed to data and analytics!

THE ROLE

The position sits within a growing data function and reports into the CFO. The focus of the role is to move the organisation from data infrastructure maturity into insight-led decision-making and business impact.

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading analytics and BI initiatives that demonstrate tangible business value
• Partnering with teams across customer success, operations, and marketing to deliver actionable reporting and insight
• Building and enhancing reporting around areas such as customer experience, installations, service issues, and marketing performance
• Acting as a champion for Power BI adoption across the organisation, sharing best practice and success stories
• Translating complex data into commercially meaningful insights for senior stakeholders
• Managing stakeholder expectations and building strong relationships to improve data literacy across the business
• Supporting the evolution of analytics capability as the business scales into its next growth phase

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Experience leading or managing analytics or BI workstreams
• Previous hands-on background in analytics, including SQL, even if no longer fully hands-on
• Strong commercial mindset with the ability to articulate value from data
• Confident stakeholder manager, able to set expectations and influence across functions
• Organised, solutions-focused, and comfortable operating in an environment that is still evolving
• Experience working with modern data stacks (e.g. cloud platforms, data warehouses, BI tools)

BENEFITS

• Salary circa £110,000
• 10% bonus (pro rata)
• Pension contribution (pro rata)
• Hybrid working: three days per week in a Central London office
• Opportunity to play a key role in demonstrating the business impact of data during a high-growth phase