Saatchi & Saatchi Health is redefining what analytics means inside a creative agency. We’re moving beyond traditional reporting and building a team that automates the routine, uncovers the unexpected, and turns data into stories that shape brand strategy. We’re looking for a Senior Analyst, Analytics & Innovation to help lead that charge.
This is not a role where you’ll spend your days pulling the same reports. You’ll design systems that pull themselves, then use the time you’ve freed up to find the insights no one was looking for. You’ll partner with media, strategists, creatives, and account leads to connect data to narrative, and you’ll champion new ways of working that bring AI and automation into the everyday fabric of the agency.
If you’re energized by the intersection of marketing analytics, automation, and creative problem-solving and you want to help build something new rather than maintain something old, this is the opportunity.
This isn’t a backfill. It’s a new chapter. Our analytics team is actively transforming from a reporting function into an innovation engine for the agency. You’ll have the space to experiment, the support to fail forward, and a leadership team that’s genuinely invested in changing how the work gets done. If you’ve been waiting for a role where you can build the future of analytics at a creative agency—this is it.
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Design and build automated reporting pipelines that replace manual, recurring deliverables and freeing the team to focus on higher-value work
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Develop scalable dashboards, data feeds, and self-service tools that give clients and internal teams faster access to performance data
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Identify inefficiencies in existing analytics workflows and implement solutions using Python, APIs, and modern data tools
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Go beyond “what happened” to uncover the “so what” and “what’s next” by translating complex data into strategic narratives that influence creative and media decisions
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Partner with strategy and account teams to build insight-led presentations that connect analytics to brand positioning and audience behavior
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Develop compelling data visualizations and storytelling frameworks that make insights accessible to non-technical stakeholders
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Evangelize the use of AI, LLMs, and emerging technologies to transform how the agency approaches analytics, strategy, and creative development
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Prototype and pilot new tools and methodologies; from AI-assisted insight generation to automated competitive analysis, and build the case for scaling what works
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Act as a bridge between the analytics team and the broader agency, helping colleagues understand and drive adoption of data-driven and AI-enhanced ways of working
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Stay ahead of industry trends in healthcare marketing, analytics technology, and AI to continuously bring fresh thinking to the team
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3+ years of experience in marketing analytics, data analytics, or a related role, agency experience is a strong plus
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Hands-on proficiency with Python for data manipulation, automation, and API integration
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Experience building and maintaining automated reporting workflows and data pipelines
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Working knowledge of BI and visualization tools such as Tableau, Power BI, or Domo
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Familiarity with digital analytics platforms (e.g., Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics) and data from CRM, media, and engagement tools
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Exposure to AI/ML tools, LLM APIs, or prompt engineering. You don’t need to be a machine learning engineer, but you should be comfortable experimenting with these technologies and applying them to real problems
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You think like a builder, not just a reporter but you’d rather create a system that solves a problem once than repeat the same work every month
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You can translate analytical complexity into clear, compelling narratives for clients, creatives, and strategists alike
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You’re a self-starter who’s energized by ambiguity and excited to shape a role that’s still being defined
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You’re collaborative and generous with your knowledge; you want to bring people along on the journey, not just do the work in isolation
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You’re curious about healthcare, wellness, and the evolving role of data in creative marketing
