Full-Time
Marketing Science Analyst
Analytic Partners
501-1,000 employees
Global marketing analytics consulting & software
No salary listed
London, UK
Hybrid
Hybrid role; some in-office days in London.
Bachelor's
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- Bachelor’s degree or above (ideal areas of study: Business Analytics and Management, Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, and/or Marketing)
- Recent graduates and those with 1-3 years of internship or professional work experience across any combination of advanced and predictive analytics, marketing analytics, and analytic techniques for marketing, customer, and business applications.
- Strong working knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel
- You demonstrate analytical principles, strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Experience working independently on analytical tasks, building, and optimizing ‘big data’ data pipelines, architectures, and data sets.
- Comfortable working with a team developing and presenting presentations using insights derived from analytics.
- Experience using data to solve business questions and drive business solutions.
- You bring strong written and verbal communication appropriate for a professional work environment.
- Collect and analyze data related to consumer behavior, market trends, and campaign performance. Using proprietary tools and techniques to prep, mine and format customer data, analyze, produce models to develop insight dashboards and customer presentations.
- Develop and maintain statistical models that predict consumer behavior, campaign performance, and other key metrics.
- Collaborate as part of a team to drive analyses and insights, walking customers through dashboards and developing narratives that explain results and aid in more informed decisions and improved business performance.
Analytic Partners provides marketing analytics services and software to help brands optimize marketing performance and grow. It blends consulting and software, including Commercial Analytics and traditional marketing mix modeling, to turn marketing data into forward-looking decisions; clients share spend and sales data, and analysts build models, run what-if scenarios, and deliver actionable recommendations. The firm differentiates itself by combining rigorous analytics with hands-on consulting and a global reach to offer end-to-end, holistic insights across channels with a strong emphasis on customer success. Its goal is to help brands optimize marketing investments, boost ROI, and achieve sustainable revenue growth.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Visa's multi-year 2024 deal keeps opening merchant and brand analytics opportunities.
- February 2026 survey of 455 advertisers validates Commercial Analytics as a source of truth.
- Andy Ford's 2026 APAC hire signals regional expansion and deeper enterprise support.
What critics are saying
- Google Meridian and Meta Robyn commoditize MMM, pressuring Analytic Partners pricing by 2027.
- Improvado, Measured, and Recast attack enterprise deals with faster self-serve deployments.
- If analyst leadership slips, clients migrate to cheaper platforms and in-house teams.
What makes Analytic Partners unique
- Forrester Wave Q1 2026 ranked Analytic Partners highest in Current Offering.
- Gartner 2025 named Analytic Partners a Leader, highest Execution, furthest Vision.
- Analyx and Magic Numbers acquisitions expanded EMEA talent and commercial analytics depth.
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Daily research news online. The global MR industry's daily paper since 2000. Follow DRNO on... Marketing Science and engineering hires for Prophet. July 30 2026 In Australia, marketing measurement and decision intelligence platform Prophet has appointed Lachie Trembath as Senior Marketing Science Partner and Tong Wang as Senior SysOps Engineer. Both are new roles, and the moves follow 'strong growth' in the company's enterprise customers. Prophet uses digital clone technology and measures consumer purchase behaviour across millions of data points, to help clients measure, predict and optimise their marketing and business decisions. Trembath (pictured right) joins from Analytic Partners, where he spent nearly four years in marketing science, most recently as a Senior Marketing Science Analyst, working with large organisations to build and apply marketing mix models. In his new role, he will work directly with enterprise customers to help them understand their digital clones, interpret model outputs and turn complex analysis into confident commercial decisions. Wang (pictured left) brings expertise in cloud infrastructure, platform reliability and automation, from nearly a decade in the sector, including spells at Block, as a Senior Platform Engineer (Traffic); MYOB as a DevOps Engineer; and Design Industries as Technical Analyst. At Prophet he will focus on maintaining and improving the firm's cloud infrastructure, including platform reliability and observability, automation and incident response; and will support the firm's multi-region roll-out, operational controls and security. 'Lachie brings deep expertise in marketing effectiveness, econometric modelling and commercial measurement to our team,' states Prophet Head of Decision Science, Rachel Scott. 'His appointment strengthens both the technical capability and customer partnership side of our Decision Science division.' Head of Engineering Matthew Winter says of Wang's appointment: 'Every Prophet customer runs on their own isolated infrastructure. That's a real differentiator for security and performance, but it also means our operational standards have to rise with every customer we onboard. Tong is exactly the engineer that challenges these demands. He automates rather than firefights, and he treats reliability and security as engineering problems, rather than checklists. This is a growth hire, and it strengthens the foundation everything else is built on.' Web site: www.prophet.ml. All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated. Most viewed items in the last week... Each (*) indicates > 1,000 views. Select a region below...
Arrivals & departures: Analytic Partners appoints Andy Ford to senior APAC role. AUCKLAND, Today: Analytic Partners has strengthened its APAC leadership team, appointing marketing analytics leader Andy Ford to the newly created role of Associate Vice President. The appointment reflects the company's continued growth in Australia and its focus on building deeper partnerships with clients across the region. Ford brings more than two decades of experience across marketing science, data intelligence and commercial strategy. He previously helped establish and grow Meta's marketing science unit across Australia and APAC, and most recently served as Head of Data Intelligence & Measurement at Coles 360. In the new role, Ford will focus on strengthening client service and account leadership in Australia while supporting brands navigating an increasingly complex media and measurement landscape. "His appointment is a significant milestone in our APAC growth story and I'm excited to see the positive effects his unparallelled expertise will have on our clients." - Paul Sinkinson, Managing Director of Australia and Asia at Analytic Partners The appointment comes as demand grows among Australian organisations for more advanced marketing measurement and analytics solutions. Paul Sinkinson, Managing Director of Australia and Asia at Analytic Partners said, "I've worked alongside Andy for more than a decade and have seen first-hand how he has grown demand and implemented impactful measurement solutions for businesses across APAC. "As we continue to scale in Australia and the wider region, this appointment reflects our ongoing investment in senior talent to ensure we deliver the highest levels of client service and strategic account support. "His appointment is a significant milestone in our APAC growth story and I'm excited to see the positive effects his unparallelled expertise will have on our clients." The hire follows other regional investments by Analytic Partners, including the recent promotion of Paul Sinkinson to Managing Director of Australia and Asia. "I've long admired the work Analytic Partners does in helping brands translate data into commercial advantage and have seen how rigorous and deep their work is compared to other providers in the market." - Andy Ford Andy Ford said, "I've long admired the work Analytic Partners does in helping brands translate data into commercial advantage and have seen how rigorous and deep their work is compared to other providers in the market. "Having spent years on the platform side at Meta and more recently leading measurement and retail media analytics, I'm excited to bring experience to help clients unlock more value and clarity from their marketing investments. "I'm especially looking forward to working closely with clients with the autonomy and pace needed to turn good measurement into real commercial action- which is where the real impact happens. "In a rapidly evolving market, marketers need trusted, agile partners who can help them make confident, evidence-based decisions. "The future health of our marketing industry relies on more trusted measurement, which is exactly what Analytic Partners provide," Ford added. Analytic Partners was recently recognised as a Leader by Forrester Wave and again named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Marketing Mix Modelling Solutions, highlighting the company's continued leadership in commercial analytics.
Analytic Partners identifies '5 Forces Shaping Marketing Budget Decisions in 2026' New research shows Commercial Analytics Emerging as Primary Source of Truth Among $1B+ Advertisers MIAMI, FL - February 24, 2026: Analytic Partners, the leader in Commercial Analytics, today released Five Forces Shaping Marketing Budget Decisions in 2026. Grounded in a verified sample of 455 senior decision-makers at enterprise-level ($1B+) advertisers, the report sets the standard for enterprise-wide decisioning by revealing how top brands are moving beyond "more data" toward faster, context-rich commercial growth. This preview report offers an exclusive look at key trends ahead of the full 2026 State of Commercial Decisioning Survey, launching later this year. The early findings provide credible, decision-ready evidence that enables marketing leaders to influence high-impact commercial outcomes across the enterprise. "For more than 25 years, we've partnered with the world's leading advertisers and have seen a consistent pattern: brands that embed analytics into how decisions actually get made see five times more growth, act with greater confidence, and adapt more effectively to change," said Nancy Smith, President and CEO of Analytic Partners. "These early findings from our 2026 State of Commercial Decisioning Survey reinforce what experience has long shown us - when leaders have a clear, context-rich source of truth, they can stop defending their budgets and start evolving their strategies to drive enterprise-wide value and long-term growth." These findings independently validate what Analytic Partners has observed for decades through ROI Genome(R), the company's proprietary intelligence layer built on insights from 1,000+ brands across 50+ countries and 100s of billions in spend. Unlock Growth with Analytic Partners ROI Genome(R) Insights, launched earlier this year, is a comprehensive guide for modern marketers building and evolving successful measurement programs. * Marketing Mix Modeling / Commercial Analytics emerge as the "source of truth": Econometric frameworks are now the foundation for high-stakes budget allocation, pricing, and promotion decisions. * Data remains a key limiter: Despite advances, data fragmentation and privacy constraints hinder marketing investment agility. The solution isn't just more data - it's smarter, context-rich decisioning. * External factors are critical: Leading advertisers cite the need for analytics that reflect real-world market conditions, not just internal metrics. Context is king in 2026. "In an increasingly noisy measurement landscape, senior decision-makers continue to return to a trusted anchor: econometric approaches like Commercial Analytics are a 'source of truth' for major budget decisions," said Jason McNellis, Vice President, Commercial Analytics Ambassador at Analytic Partners. "This is not a casual pulse check. It's a rigorous view into how senior leaders make high-stakes budget decisions, based on 455 executives and a verified sample designed to protect privacy while ensuring respondent authenticity." The full 2026 State of Commercial Decisioning Survey, launching later this year, will deliver a comprehensive, data-driven view into how leading organizations are modernizing their decision frameworks and maximizing marketing ROI in a rapidly changing environment. Be among the first to receive the full 2026 State of Commercial Decisioning Survey! Register now for early access and exclusive insights. About Analytic Partners. Analytic Partners provides marketing measurement and Commercial Analytics to Fortune 500 brands worldwide. Analytic Partners, Inc. provide adaptive solutions that deepen business understanding and enable right-time planning and optimization - for marketing and beyond. Analytic Partners, Inc. turn data into expertise so its customers can create powerful connections with their customers and achieve commercial success. For more information, visit analyticpartners.com. For press inquiries and further information, please contact: Jonathan Sanchez, Vice President of Marketing, Analytic Partners [email protected].
MIAMI, Feb. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Analytic Partners, a global leader in Commercial Analytics, proudly announces an exclusive strategic partnership with the Association of National Advertisers (ANA).
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