Data analyst intership (paid)
We're on a mission to make millions of children around the world more curious, clever and kind.How? By combining the power of enchanting stories and stunning illustrations with the possibilities of technology, to create magical, personalised experiences for kids.Started as a pet project of three dads and one uncle, our first product - the Lost My Name book - has sold over 90,000 copies worldwide. Now a funded startup and a Dragon’s Den record holder, we’re embarking on an exciting journey to make bedtime more magical for children all around the world - and we’re looking for some seriously brilliant people to join the team.We’re after a bright, motivated student or graduate to join our data team, as an intern initially, with the possibility of a full-time position to anyone who makes themselves indispensable.You’ll need to love numbers and analysing great big piles of data. You’ll need to combine this with the ability to ask the right questions, and interpret data in a real-world context, with a commercial angle – to help us get a better understanding of our customers.We are looking to build a data team that is integral to the whole business, so this is an awesome opportunity to get on, right at the start of the journey. What d’you say?Your responsibilities will include:Setting up reporting templates for the whole businessUndertaking data analysis on a large scale, handling large amounts of data in Excel and other analytics toolsRunning ad-hoc reports as requestedTransferring existing reports to a new database structureThe kind of person we think we’re looking for:Someone with got a flair for numbers and, no doubt, a fair bit of inner-geeknessSuper motivated, dedicated, smart and an energetic self-starterSomebody after a genuinely exciting and meaningful new adventure, who thinks the idea of making children more curious and kind sounds bang onReady to start really soon, and able commute to our offices in Hackney, oh-so-trendy east London
Title: Data analyst intership (paid)
Salary: 10800-10800
Description: We're on a mission to make millions of children around the world more curious, clever and kind.How? By combining the power of enchanting stories and stunning illustrations with the possibilities of technology, to create magical, personalised experiences for kids.Started as a pet project of three dads and one uncle, our first product - the Lost My Name book - has sold over 90,000 copies worldwide. Now a funded startup and a Dragon’s Den record holder, we’re embarking on an exciting journey to make bedtime more magical for children all around the world - and we’re looking for some seriously brilliant people to join the team.We’re after a bright, motivated student or graduate to join our data team, as an intern initially, with the possibility of a full-time position to anyone who makes themselves indispensable.You’ll need to love numbers and analysing great big piles of data. You’ll need to combine this with the ability to ask the right questions, and interpret data in a real-world context, with a commercial angle – to help us get a better understanding of our customers.We are looking to build a data team that is integral to the whole business, so this is an awesome opportunity to get on, right at the start of the journey. What d’you say?Your responsibilities will include:Setting up reporting templates for the whole businessUndertaking data analysis on a large scale, handling large amounts of data in Excel and other analytics toolsRunning ad-hoc reports as requestedTransferring existing reports to a new database structureThe kind of person we think we’re looking for:Someone with got a flair for numbers and, no doubt, a fair bit of inner-geeknessSuper motivated, dedicated, smart and an energetic self-starterSomebody after a genuinely exciting and meaningful new adventure, who thinks the idea of making children more curious and kind sounds bang onReady to start really soon, and able commute to our offices in Hackney, oh-so-trendy east London
Requirements: Internship experience, Bachelor's Degree education
Fraudulent: No