OGC is a boutique research and consulting agency specializing in data-driven strategy, quantitative analytics, and Voice Of the Customer (VOC) program design and optimization. We work with some of the world’s largest organizations across a variety of industries, including Financial Services, Specialty Retail, Telecommunications, Healthcare and Software, helping them to gain a deep understanding of their customers, develop actionable insights, and improve business processes.
We are seeking a Data Analyst to join our team. This role provides a great opportunity for a dynamic, self-starter individual to become part of a high-performing team, and implement a hands‑on approach to research and consulting, in order to help our clients become more insightful, uncover opportunities to grow their businesses, and create happier end-customers.
The adecuado candidate for this position is a bright, detail-oriented self-starter, with a strong analytical and technical background and an affinity to market research,



who is passionate about using data to help customers drive strategic decisions and business improvements. This position provides an excellent opportunity to apply strong analytical and technical abilities to market research and customer experience and to gain expertise in working with global, Fortune 500 companies.
This is a full time position based out of Spain, in a remote working model, working U.S. East Coast hours.
Responsibilities
- Support in execution of quantitative research projects from start to finish:
- Project design and management
- Survey Programming (on an online surveying platform)
- Data analysis and Visualization
- Client Communication and engagement including building and delivering insights-based reports

Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Social Science, Management, Statistics, Computer Science, or a related field from a top university.
- Excel Proficiency - Functions, Pivot Tables, sorting & pulling data by logical conditions - A Must
- Must speak an

📌 Data Analyst (España)
🏢 OGC Global
📍 España