* Initial 12 month contract
* Start January 2026
* 3 days in the office / 2 days WFH
This is a rare chance to work inside a leading Multinational Technology company, supporting some of Australia and New Zealand's leading brands and agencies to unlock the power of data and drive measurable business growth.
As a Marketing Science Partner, you'll collaborate with clients across industries — from Entertainment and E-commerce to Tech and Financial Services — to design research, drive measurement excellence, and translate insights into action. Using their industry-leading data science tools and platforms, you'll help advertisers measure what matters and make better business decisions.
What You'll Do
* Partner with clients and agencies to design and implement robust measurement frameworks and "learning agendas."
* Lead the design and execution of experiments (conversion lift, brand lift, attribution) to measure true business impact.
* Communicate complex insights clearly to diverse audiences and senior stakeholders.
* Collaborate cross-functionally with teams like Creative Shop, Product Marketing, and Sales to influence measurement strategy.
* Champion the adoption of industry best practices and scalable measurement solutions.
* Deliver education and training workshops to elevate analytics capabilities across teams.
About You
* Bachelor's degree or higher in a quantitative field (Statistics, Data Science, Economics, Engineering, etc.).
* Proven experience leading research or measurement projects with clients or cross-functional teams.
* Skilled in analysing and manipulating data sets to uncover insights.
* Strong communicator — able to translate technical findings into clear business implications.
* Experienced in digital advertising measurement, experimental design, and statistical tools (R, SQL, SAS, SPSS, etc.).
* Comfortable working directly with clients and influencing decisions through data.
Bonus Points
* Advanced degree (Master's or MBA) in a quantitative or business discipline.
* Experience driving measurable brand and direct response outcomes in digital advertising.