On it like a car bonnet

My old English teacher used to say the use of CAPITALS, underlining and bold writing for EMPHASIS covered an inability to write clearly and unambiguously. 

Here's a new style of BBC job ad, which I think makes his point very clearly. 

As an experienced Implementation Analyst you'll have a calm head, be collaborative, and communicate clearly and concisely. You’ll join and positively contribute to the team culture; sculpting a symbiosis of working technology, learning and community; true to the BBC mission, we are here to inform, educate and entertain.

We are iPlayer & Sounds Product team and we empower the iPlayer & Sounds product to be the best that it can be! Our chemistry works because of our unique mixture of servant leadership, partnerships, an unwavering focus on innovation, informed by quality Insights and customer research. Creating a powerful digital team symbiosis!

You'll actively set about to understand the business; asking questions so you can present solutions to their unique issues. You'll help the business understand where your skills and insights can help deliver business benefit, often having to help educate on when and where you can help.

Within the Product team this role is focused on making sure we have the implementation to ensure we are collecting the data we need to inform the decisions we want to make.

The Ideal Candidate

You build relationships, big enough to get the job done - Confident communicator and team player who can work with the rest of analytics to ensure data is accurate and relevant for analysis

You're on it like a car bonnet: Track record of digital experience in implementation of features

You're a data whizz: Experience creating specs for product teams to implement features

You're adept at deductive reasoning like Sherlock: Understanding of analytics