Viktor Valchev Senior Analyst Channels
london
English, Bulgarian
About Viktor
Viktor is a Senior Analyst in Euromonitor’s Channels team. His work includes data integrity and quality checks, and building tools in Excel to aid his and other teams in improving the quality of data and content generation. He also works with tools such as Feedly, by creating web alerts to assist team members in writing report content. He takes part in the half-year reviews conducted on projects across multiple industries, where he is responsible for Western European markets and building pricing tools for these projects, which analysts across offices can then use to reflect how price changes impact volume consumption.
Expertise
Viktor has worked on numerous industries, such as home and technology, food and nutrition and fashion before moving to research channels. In addition to his core responsibilities surrounding data, project development tools and content creation, he has additionally created forecasting tools in Excel, using regression models in Python/R. Viktor has commissioned multiple in-country analysts, as well as mentoring London analysts. He has worked on numerous client queries together with the Sales and Consulting teams verifying and improving data with clients and creating strong relationships across those teams. Viktor has previously conducted academic research and worked heavily with MS Office, Power BI, R, and MATLAB and also has experience with Python.
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