Data Analyst

Job description

Company Description

NetNames provides companies with global reach on the Internet whilst protecting their brands from online fraud, counterfeiting, piracy and other brand- and trademark infringements. As the global leader in this field, NetNames has been chosen by many of the world’s most successful brands to enable and protect their Internet presence.

With online channels becoming increasingly important for a corporate’s commercial and marketing activities, NetNames offers a single point of contact for global management of Internet domain names and protection for brands across all online environments. NetNames offers expertise, infrastructure and service levels which are hard for corporates.

Role Overview

Due to our current success we are looking to recruit a Data Analyst to work with the NetNames team in our Cambridge office. This role would involve working with the existing members of the Brand and Enforcement teams to assist with the analysis of findings relating to online brand infringements, production of reports for clients, and dealing with incoming e-mail communications. The data analyst would also liaise with other departments internally to assist the company in reaching its goals.

Primary Accountabilities

• Online research using NetNames’ proprietary software and public search tools such as Google; analysis of data gathered from the Internet (web sites, forum and blog postings, e-commerce site listings, etc.);
• Assistance with the analysis of findings relating to online brand infringements, production of reports for clients, and dealing with incoming e-mail communications.

Skills and Experience

• Good knowledge of IT and Internet Technology, including at least a basic understanding of the underlying technologies;
• Excellent oral and written communication skills with a strong ability to write professional, commercial English essential;
• Must be familiar with Microsoft Office and/or similar products;
• Must have pass grade in English and Maths at GCSE or equivalent;
• A-Level qualifications would be desirable;
• Knowledge of a foreign language could be an advantage but is not required.