What does a typical assignment look like?

That depends on the client, your area of expertise and the stage of the project. As a data and AI consultant, you could work on: Developing dashboards and reports Building a data platform Implementing web and app measurement solutions Deploying an AI solution Shaping an organisation’s data strategy Some colleagues work full-time for a single client, while others divide their time across multiple projects. What all assignments have in common is that you’ll be working on challenges that create real impact for organisations. The full overview can be found here

Lead consultant Technical Web Analytics

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Amsterdam
Den Bosch
32 - 40 hours

Design future-proof data collection solutions, advise clients on complex data and analytics challenges, and help colleagues grow within the field of Technical Web Analytics.

We are looking for a Lead consultant Technical Web Analytics who is fluent in the Dutch language, both verbally and in writing.

Working as a Lead Consultant Technical Web Analytics at Digital Power

As a Lead Consultant Technical Web Analytics at Digital Power, you help organisations build a solid data foundation for reliable measurement, informed decisions and data activation. You connect business objectives, technology and data strategy, translating them into scalable solutions for tracking, analytics, consent, personalisation and AI.

You combine in-depth expertise in Technical Web Analytics with strategic advice and technical leadership. You work on complex client challenges involving multiple teams, systems and stakeholders. These include client-side and server-side tracking, identity, consent, data layers and data activation.

Your role extends beyond implementation. You help clients make informed choices, challenge assumptions when needed and translate technical complexity into practical next steps that deliver value for the organisation.

Within Digital Power, you are a trusted sounding board for clients and colleagues. You mentor mid-level and senior consultants, contribute to proposals and client discussions, and help develop our Technical Web Analytics expertise through new propositions, standards and frameworks.

We also have a vacancy for a mid-level Web Analyst.

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Who we’re looking for

A passion for data, technology and making an impact for clients

You enjoy tackling complex technical and strategic data challenges.
You are curious, proactive and focused on creating measurable value.
You combine technical depth and analytical skills with strong communication skills and empathy.
You take responsibility for the outcome, beyond your own tasks, and feel confident challenging assumptions constructively.
You enjoy helping colleagues grow and contributing to the development of the field.

The experience you’ll need

At least 8 years of experience in digital analytics, tracking or data implementations.
Extensive experience with tag management, JavaScript, data layers, measurement strategies and complex tracking architectures.
Experience with Google Analytics and/or Adobe Analytics, server-side tracking and complex enterprise environments.
A good understanding of privacy, consent and compliance, including the GDPR.
Experience advising stakeholders at different levels and leading complex client engagements.
Experience coaching consultants and developing roadmaps or strategic recommendations.

Nice to have:

Experience with BigQuery, SQL, CDPs or other data integrations.
Experience with cloud environments, modern data platforms or AI-driven personalisation and activation.
Experience in pre-sales, proposition development or business development.
Experience with tools such as Piano Analytics or Piwik PRO.

What else?

You are a natural sounding board who moves easily between strategy and delivery. You build strong client relationships, communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and proactively identify opportunities for clients and Digital Power.

You enjoy contributing your expertise to proposals and pre-sales discussions, and want to play an active role in developing colleagues, our services and the field of Technical Web Analytics.

You communicate confidently in Dutch and English, hold a degree from a university or university of applied sciences, and feel inspired by our careers page.

What we offer

A gross monthly salary between €6,580 and €7,080, depending on your knowledge and experience.
Plenty of autonomy and responsibility within complex client engagements.
The opportunity to help shape the future of Technical Web Analytics at Digital Power.
Collaboration with experienced specialists in data, analytics, AI and Customer Experience.
A personal training budget and plenty of opportunities for knowledge sharing and professional development.
Flexible working hours, hybrid working and fully reimbursed public transport, including for personal travel.
Opportunities to progress to Principal Consultant and other strategic roles.

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What does your day look like as a Lead Consultant Technical Web Analytics?

You start your day with a strategy session at a client looking to improve their data collection. Together, you discuss how tracking, consent, activation and AI can better support the organisation’s objectives. Afterwards, you discuss technical choices with consultants and help them tackle complex implementation challenges.

Later in the day, you advise stakeholders on their analytics and data roadmap, translating technical challenges into scalable solutions that deliver measurable value. You also work with colleagues to develop our Technical Web Analytics expertise, share knowledge and create new propositions.

Your week combines working at client sites, from home and from one of our offices in Amsterdam or Den Bosch. We encourage travel by public transport: sustainable, flexible and fully reimbursed, including outside working hours.

You organise your working week in a way that suits you. As long as you deliver good work, keep clients happy and are someone your colleagues can rely on, we’re happy and proud to have you at Digital Power.

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We fully understand that multiple employers are promising you a dream job. This is why we list just a bit more on what makes Digital Power unique.

Best of both worlds - a down-to-earth group with the most challenging assignments
Room for initiative: you shape your own career
Cool clients in various sectors (both profit and non-profit)
Unique team with unique synergy: we are proud of each other, give each other everything and have no in-house competition or unnecessary hierarchy
Entrepreneurship is encouraged: do you notice a great opportunity for us? Go get it!
Creative and out-of-the-box mentality: 'I've never done it before, so I think I can do it'
Strong emphasis on learning and development through our internal Data Academy, unlimited training budget and highly motivated colleagues
Humour, fun and a family feel: be yourself!
Lots of table football games
A great work-life balance
Friday afternoon gathering for which many come to the office especially
2x a year a team event with the whole team (and monthly events like foodie- and game nights)

Are you thinking: this might be where I will feel at home? Check out our vacancies and apply now!

As a consultant in our team, you must be able to collect, analyse and visualise large amounts of data. You then translate the insights you get from the data into concrete actions for various stakeholders.

Therefore, you must be able to relate well to your client's organisation: a Manager wants to see different information than a Data Analyst or Developer. As a consultant, it is therefore important that you speak different 'languages'.

During your assignment, you will constantly delve deeper into the organisation, actively ask questions and listen carefully to the client. This is how you find out what the real issue is and who you can work with to get the most out of your assignment.

That depends on the client, your area of expertise and the stage of the project.

As a data and AI consultant, you could work on:

Developing dashboards and reports
Building a data platform
Implementing web and app measurement solutions
Deploying an AI solution
Shaping an organisation’s data strategy

Some colleagues work full-time for a single client, while others divide their time across multiple projects.

What all assignments have in common is that you’ll be working on challenges that create real impact for organisations.

The full overview can be found here

Want to know more about this role?

Tsovik will be happy to tell you more about our company, our team and the challenges we can offer you.

Tsovik Gasparjan

Corporate Recruiter+31(0)20 308 43 90 +31(0)6 15 26 47 64 tsovik.gasparjan@digital-power.com

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