Retail Media Analyst (FTC)

Southampton, City of Southampton, UK (Hybrid)

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Posted 6 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own the analytics backbone for Retail Media and CRM, turning customer signals into audience strategies and measurable ROI across campaigns.

  • Audience strategy and activation: build segments and measure impact across platforms and channels.
  • Insight-driven optimization: deliver decision-ready recommendations and PIRs to shape future campaigns and journeys.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Deliver high-quality analysis across Retail Media, CRM and Loyalty with a clear focus on customer behaviour, audience performance, and commercial outcomes.
  • Build and evaluate customer audiences and segments for Retail Media use cases, supporting activation through group-supported platforms and partner channels.
  • Measure and report on campaign performance, including incrementality, uplift, ROI, and contribution to sales, margin, and customer engagement.
  • Deliver post-investment reviews (PIRs) for CRM and Retail Media activity, identifying what worked, what didn’t, and what should change next time.
  • Support the definition and tracking of customer health metrics, including acquisition, engagement, frequency, churn, and long-term value.
  • Partner with Retail Media teams to help demonstrate the value of first-party data to internal and external stakeholders, including suppliers.
  • Produce clear, decision-ready insights that influence campaign design, audience strategy, and prioritisation, not just reporting for reporting’s sake.
  • Work within a matrix of analysts and data specialists, contributing to shared analytical products and scalable approaches rather than one-off solutions.
  • Support the growth of B&Q’s Retail Media proposition with robust insight and performance measurement.
  • Bring external perspective on Retail Media, CRM, and personalisation, keeping up with industry trends, competitor activity, and emerging best practice.

Requirements

  • Previous experience gained from working within the Retail industry is essential
  • You can write complex SQL queries and have had experience working with other languages such as Python or R.
  • You have experience of marketing campaign design and analysis, working with customer data to find key insights to inform and drive change within the business.
  • You can design, execute, and evaluate marketing campaigns, optimise customer journeys, and increase marketing ROI
  • You can also use statistical methods such as hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, and p-values to draw valid conclusions and recommendations
  • You have familiarity with cloud-based analytics platforms such as Databricks, Snowflake, or BigQuery.
  • You are comfortable working in a matrix and agile environment, adapting to changing priorities.

Preferred

    Benefits

    • Award-winning pension scheme
    • Bonus
    • ShareSave options
    • 6.6 weeks holiday
    • Payroll giving
    • Employee Assistance Programme
    • Shopping discounts
    • Colleague wellbeing benefits
    • …and much more.
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