Company Description
Very Media Group is the retail media network of The Very Group, one of the leading digital-only retailers in the UK and Ireland, created in partnership with SMG. The company has over a decade of experience in retail media, delivering thousands of campaigns for hundreds of brands across more than 40 media channels. By combining The Very Group’s large, engaged customer base with rich data and insight, Very Media Group enables brands to understand shopping behaviors and build personalized, omnichannel experiences. In-house creative teams collaborate with partners on tailored campaigns that span digital, influencer, and experiential marketing across categories such as fashion, beauty, home, and electricals. Team members benefit from an creative test-and-learn environment, advanced measurement capabilities, and the opportunity to make a visible impact on brand performance.

Role Description
The Data Analyst role at Very Media Group is a full-time, on-site position based in Pimpri Chinchwad. The Data Analyst will gather, clean,



and analyze large datasets to generate actionable insights that support campaign planning, optimization, and performance reporting. Day-to-day responsibilities include building dashboards and reports, performing statistical analyses, and developing data models to understand customer journeys and media effectiveness. The role will collaborate closely with marketing, product, and creative teams to translate complex data findings into clear recommendations for internal stakeholders and brand partners. The Data Analyst will also contribute to the continuous improvement of data processes, measurement frameworks, and test-and-learn initiatives.

What you'll do
- Own data initiatives end to end with a high degree of autonomy.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with product, engineering, and go-to-market teams.
- Work with modern tools: SQL, Python, Tableau, Experimentation.
- Contribute to a strong async, documentation-first remote cul

📌 Data Analyst (India)
🏢 Very Media Group
📍 India