Data Director, Growth and Marketing

Role overview

Lead the data function supporting growth and marketing, helping teams make better decisions about customer acquisition, engagement, and investment. You’ll develop a high-performing data team and partner with senior leaders to set direction, strengthen measurement, and turn complex commercial questions into useful analysis, data products, and systems. The scope spans marketing and product-led growth, customer segments, and expansion across markets.

Responsibilities

- Hire, develop, and support a diverse team of data professionals, including individual contributors and managers. - Partner with growth and marketing leaders to set priorities and translate strategic goals into data work. - Guide decisions about marketing investment, product-driven growth, customer segments, and markets. - Improve measurement and experimentation so teams can assess the impact of their investments with greater confidence. - Help teams understand network effects and incorporate them into growth decisions. - Establish company or division goals, metrics, and targets in partnership with Finance, and communicate clear recommendations to senior stakeholders.

Requirements

- Experience leading data teams at director level or above, including hiring, developing, and retaining strong teams. - A hands-on Data Science background and the ability to work across technical detail, customer strategy, and commercial outcomes. - Deep experience in marketing measurement, experimentation, and selecting methods to guide investment decisions. - Experience setting goals and defining metrics and targets in partnership with Finance. - Ability to translate complex business challenges into technical approaches and actionable recommendations. - Strong relationship-building and influencing skills, including with executive and senior leadership teams; comfort working through ambiguity and challenging assumptions with data.

Benefits and work setup

The role can be based in London, Barcelona, or remotely in the UK or Spain. The listed salary range is £150,900–£204,100, with stock options and additional benefits. Visa sponsorship and relocation support are available. Working hours are flexible, and the package includes a £1,000 annual learning budget and equipment and support for home working.