Lead Analytics Consultant - Adobe CJA

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of experience in analytics consulting or agency environments
3+ years of hands-on experience with Adobe Analytics
3+ years of hands-on experience with Adobe Customer Journey Analytics
Strong understanding of digital analytics implementation and reporting frameworks
Experience with Adobe Target or Adobe Experience Platform solutions is a strong plus
Ability to design dashboards, interpret data, and deliver actionable business insights
Excellent communication and storytelling skills
Strong consulting mindset with the ability to manage multiple priorities
Certifications in Adobe Analytics or CJA are considered an asset

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end analytics consulting engagements
Help clients define measurement strategies
Translate business needs into actionable analytics solutions
Design and deliver insights using Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics
Ensure data is structured to support meaningful decision-making
Lead analytics projects and collaborate with cross-functional teams
Build dashboards, reporting frameworks, and insights using Adobe Analytics and CJA Workspace
Analyze user behavior and experimentation results, including Adobe Target testing
Deliver client training, enablement sessions, and best-practice documentation
Ensure data quality and governance principles are embedded across analytics implementations
Communicate insights clearly and adapt messaging for both technical and business audiences

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