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The primary responsibility of a Senior Research Executive is to work mainly unsupervised and take responsibility for the design, execution and delivery of quantitative research projects (both adhoc and tracking) from taking a brief to presenting results.
A leading research agency, we help clients to grow great brands and improve marketing efficiency by analysing, interpreting and understanding the world around us. At Kantar Millward Brown, our services include qualitative solutions, neuroscience, brand equity and advertising, media and digital effectiveness. Join us and you’ll be part of 30,000 colleagues and 12 world leading research, data and insight brands at Kantar. At the heart of WPP, our unique consumer insight inspires clients to flourish in an extraordinary world.
KEY OUTCOMES
- Project planning and Management
- Project design
- Project output
- Client Management
- Team mentoring and training
- Quality control
- Presentation
- Analysis
- Originality / fresh thinking to answer client business questions
- Analytical mindset
- Ability to generate insights
- Ability to establish and maintain strong professional client relationships
- Team work, relationships, leadership and people management
CAPABILITIES
- Relevant Degree
- Minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience in the research industry
- Ability to use analytical software e.g. SPSS will be added advantage
- Professional course in Marketing, Research, Sales or statistics will be an added advantage
- Excel and PowerPoint proficiency
JOIN US
At Kantar we have an integrated way of rewarding our people based around a simple, clear and consistent set of principles. Our approach helps to ensure we are market competitive and also to support a pay for performance culture, where your reward and career progression opportunities are linked to what you deliver.
We go beyond the obvious, using intelligence, passion and creativity to inspire new thinking and shape the world we live in. Apply for a career that’s out of the ordinary and join us.
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