Web Analyst Job Brief
The web analyst is responsible for various tasks, including trend and data reporting, analyzing online marketing acquisition strategies and website visitor behavior and experiences, and exploring new opportunities.
The following are the primary tasks, duties, and responsibilities that typically comprise a web analyst job description:
Web Analyst Responsibilities
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Collaborate with the technical team to develop best practices for software testing.
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Project leadership is provided by coordinating and integrating the work of other analysts, technical personnel, and project participants.
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To assist the product team, apply comprehensive views of online consumer behaviors via quantitative (online) and qualitative (voice of the customer, usability, etc.) metrics.
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Keep up to date on business outcomes, industry standards, strategies, and best practices.
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In charge of incorporating consumer knowledge into the digital product development lifecycle management.
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Contribute to the purchase of new equipment and technologies.
Web Analyst Requirements
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Sense of ownership and pride in your performance and its impact on the company's success.
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A bachelor's degree in a computer-related field is required.
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Year for year, relevant experience may be substituted for the degree requirement.
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Ability to collaborate effectively with engineering, marketing, and creative team.
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They require advanced Excel skills and the ability to query relational databases (SQL, for example) to analyze large structured and unstructured datasets.
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Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.
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They must be able to analyze data and apply statistical concepts such as regression, significance testing, etc.
