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Business Intelligence Analyst

Only FE
Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 7DP, United Kingdom
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£29,947 pa

Salary

£29,947 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
On-site
Education
Degree
Posted
1 Jun 2026 (Today)

Benefits

Employee Assistance Programme Staff Physical Activity Sessions Reduced-price gym membership Cycle to Work Scheme Discounted Bus Travel Family-friendly policies Free eye tests Contribution to VDU-use-only glasses Discounted professional Hair & Beauty services Professional bakery
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Business Intelligence Analyst

Close date 16/06/2026

£29,947 gross per annum

The Role

You will be responsible for creating new and maintaining existing reports and dashboards. You will ensure that processes and standards are in place to identify, analyse, control, improve, monitor and report on data quality issues.

What we are looking for

You should have a NVQ Level 3 or above in Computing or equivalent and a Level 2 English and Maths or equivalent.

You will also need Experience in the use of Database systems – SQL Server/Oracle and recent working experience with SSRS and Visual Studio.

You must also have advanced experience of using Microsoft Excel to create Pivot Reports.

What makes Blackburn College an Employer of choice?

You'll have access to a wide range of benefits and support, including, but not limited to:

Employee Assistance Programme with a 24/7/365 helpline for advice and support

Regular Staff Physical Activity Sessions and reduced-price gym membership

Cycle to Work Scheme

Discounted Bus Travel with the Transdev Commuter Club

Family-friendly policies

Free eye tests and contribution to VDU-use-only glasses

Several food outlets with a variety of menu choices

A full range of discounted professional Hair & Beauty services provided by the Academy Salon

Professional bakery offering a variety of fresh breads, cakes, and ready meals

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