Job Description

[Employer hidden — sign up to reveal] is Europe's fastest-growing company, number one on the FT1000 and Sifted 100. From £1m to over £100m in under three years, we are now aiming for £1bn. We curate the world's best wellbeing brands across The Four Pillars™: EAT, MOVE, MIND, SLEEP. We are a health company acting like one, moving from e-commerce to a technology platform. This role is critical to making every commercial decision intelligent.

Why This Role

At [Employer hidden — sign up to reveal], nearly every commercial decision is made manually. Pricing, inventory, marketing spend – all trading problems. You will build models that replace gut decisions with evidence, turning data into a commercial advantage. Nobody else has this data: half a million regular customers, daily competitor pricing, and transaction history across four wellbeing categories.

What You Will Own

• Pricing intelligence: models for price elasticity, margin, and competitor mispricing.
• Demand and inventory forecasting: predictive models to prevent stock-outs.
• Marketing and acquisition intelligence: linking ad spend to commercial outcome.
• The commercial model: a unified quantitative view of the whole system.
• Bridge to automation: work with the Founding Engineer to turn models into production systems.

Why You're [Employer hidden — sign up to reveal]

You think in models, build for commercial decisions, are fluent with modern AI/ML tooling, and are impatient with analysis that doesn't lead to action. You have built something real and are early enough that this is a defining role. Show us a model that influenced a commercial decision, evidence of working with messy real-world data, and proof you can move fast.

The Deal

Competitive base plus meaningful equity. Full ownership and commitment expected in return for investment in your growth. Apply now and include your 200-word answer to the question in your CV or cover letter.

Application

Apply now at the job board. Include a 200-word answer to: '[Employer hidden] sells 2,000 SKUs across four categories and is about to launch in Germany. You have twelve months of UK transaction data, competitor pricing scraped daily, and marketing spend by channel. What is the single highest-value commercial model you build first, and what decision does it change?'