PROFILE

We are looking for someone who:

• Has 2-4 years experience in consulting, investment banking or in a strategy function; experience in logistics, e-commerce or a customer-obsessed business is a plus.
• Has a hands-on mentality and is willing to get stuck into building the future of on-demand grocery.
• Can prioritise effectively while working on multiple projects concurrently and independently.
• Is adept at conducting 80/20 analysis, drawing out business insights from that analysis and presenting findings and recommendations persuasively.

REQUIREMENTS

Essential:

• Strong problem solving abilities involving identifying the root cause of problems, assessing risks/impacts and determining and implementing effective solutions.
• Highly analytical mindset with the ability to break down large data sets and turn them into actionable insights
• Strong presentation skills and an ability to communicate complex findings to non-technical audiences in a clear, simple way, both written and verbally.
• London-based with a minimum of three days required in the office

Nice-to-have:

• Knowledge of core SQL.
• Experience in a start-up environment (or as an entrepreneur).

In this role you’ll be finding solutions to some of the toughest and most exciting questions we must answer at Deliveroo. We are looking for a critical thinker to conduct quantitative and qualitative analysis to drive our business decisions. You will be working on projects end to end that provides strategic recommendations to the VP of New Verticals and the CBO. You will also be involved in operationalising new initiatives and enacting changes to how we operate in a rapidly evolving landscape. Questions you will answer might include:

• What is the opportunity size for a potential new product feature? (e.g. allowing customers to add a grocery order to their restaurant order)
• What matters most to customers when deciding between online grocery options? (e.g. price, speed, service, product range)
• How best can we support a particular market in delivering their growth targets?