About DLC Group
DLC Group is a leading independent marketing firm, established in 1985, specializing in creative brand experiences. We develop effective and creative business solutions for our clients. We build on the core pillars of Brand Equity, Culture Intelligence and Audience Segmentation, to design meaningful omni channel creative experiences, led by data, enabled by technology. We do this by leveraging marketing programs that deliver creative excellence and business growth.

Who we are:
We are a team of multicultural creators, innovators, technologists and curious professionals that are changing the way business is done. With HQ’s in San Juan, PR and offices in Miami and Colombia, we are focused on combining our understanding of the power of creativity, media insights, data analysis and public relations influence to deliver tailored solutions that produce measurable business results for our clients.

About TheHUB Marketing
Combining creative distribution strategies with data & technology, we effectively connect brands with their audience, in efficient and measurable ways.





Summary/Objective:

The Integrated Data Analyst is a key member of the digital team, responsible for consolidating, analyzing, and transforming data into actionable insights across paid media, organic social, email, web analytics, and CRM platforms. This individual will play a strategic role in campaign performance measurement, data visualization, and cross-platform reporting. They will support business decisions with data-backed recommendations that align with broader marketing and communication strategies. We are looking for someone who is analytical, curious, detail-oriented, and an excellent communicator—able to present data in both visually compelling and business-relevant formats. Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish is preferred.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Cross-Channel Data Analysis & Insights
Analyze performance from paid media platforms (Meta, Google Ads, YouTube, LinkedIn, DV

📌 Data Analyst (Colombia)
🏢 de la cruz
📍 Colombia