- TechTarget is seeking a Statistical Marketing Analyst to
- join its Data Analytics team. This person will be responsible for providing key
- analysis and reporting needed around a range of products related to purchase
- intent and account based marketing, as well as web traffic, email marketing
- campaigns, and other product support. They will also help to build out
- predictive algorithms and recommendation engines used to improve content
- creation and performance, email targeting, and member engagement, and optimize
- business processes.
Essential Job
Functions
- Use strong analytical skills to execute ad-hoc
- analysis and generate standard reports on large data sets as it relates to
- purchase intent, the TechTargetMembership, Web Traffic and Product performance and synthesize the
- results into actionable information;
- Assist building out predictive models for
- various use cases.
- Help create dynamic reporting and visualizations
- that allow business users to make decisions around content creation, products
- and emails to send.
- Develop knowledge of our core product offerings
- and how they perform against our database as well as developing and maintaining
- knowledge of our core IT Topics to accurately project performance.
- Learn advanced analytical techniques in R and
- Python that can be applied to address a diverse set of business goals.
- Knowledge, skills,
- and abilities required:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics, Computer
- Science, Econometrics, or related;
- 1-3 years’ experience in data mining,
- statistical analysis, web analytics or marketing analytics;
- Demonstrated ability to analyze and communicate
- findings in non-technical terms;
- Strong interest in the analytical side of
- marketing as it relates to response rates, database segmentation and overall
- campaign strategy
- Working knowledge/experience with SQL and
- statistical applications like R, Python, SAS, SPSS preferred; and,
- Ability to quickly grasp technical concepts and
- build on technical skills.
Job description provided by TechTarget.
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