The role involves proactive support for the team, responding to client requests, providing data insights, and collating industry reports.
The purpose of this role is to assist the team in their day to day duties and coordination of campaigns and initiatives
Job Description:
Key responsibilities:
- Proactive support role for team: most specifically executive and manager
- Responds to simple client requests e.g. planning data
- Uses Cascading Style Sheets and other research tools to pull data and insights as requested by the team. Provides supporting work for planning processes
- Collates data for competitor reports, media industry trends, live research
Location:
SingaporeBrand:
Dentsu CreativeTime Type:
Full timeContract Type:
PermanentTop Skills
Cascading Style Sheets
dentsu Singapore Office
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 078881
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