Insights Analyst

Title: Insights AnalystLocation: Los Angeles (Must be based in California or Washington)Compensation: $65-75,000 baseContact: dwilberschied@smithhanley.comA growing insights and strategy consultancy is seeking an Insights Analyst to join its collaborative team. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career researcher looking to deepen their expertise across both qualitative and quantitative methodologies while developing the storytelling and analytical skills needed to deliver impactful business insights.The ideal candidate is naturally curious, detail-oriented, and excited by the opportunity to contribute to high-quality research in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment with strong opportunities for professional growth.What You'll DoSupport quantitative and qualitative research projects from kickoff through final deliveryDevelop questionnaires, discussion guides, and other research materialsMonitor fieldwork and ensure data quality throughout the project lifecycleManage project logistics and coordinate with vendors and research partnersConduct data reviews, weighting, and quality checksAnalyze findings and identify key themes and patternsHelp shape reports and presentations that bring insights to lifeConduct secondary research to provide market, category, and competitive contextProof and review deliverables to ensure accuracy and excellenceCommunicate with clients and internal teams to keep projects on trackMentor and support junior team members as appropriateWhat We're Looking For1–3 years of experience in market research, consumer insights, or a related fieldExposure to both quantitative and qualitative research methodologiesStrong analytical thinking and problem-solving skillsExcellent written and verbal communication abilitiesHigh attention to detail and commitment to qualityAbility to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlinesProficiency with PowerPoint and Microsoft Office toolsBasic understanding of statistics and data analysisA collaborative mindset and passion for learning and professional growth