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Horley
8 months ago
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Join the ranks of a fast-growing, technology-based powerhouse, a true market leader revolutionising the energy data and services sector for over 40 years. With a customer base exceeding 3.5k and a team of 300+ dedicated professionals, we are on a mission to empower their clients to slash energy costs and carbon footprints.

As a Data Collector & Analyst, you'll play a pivotal role in maintaining and optimising operational efficiency in data collection services. Dive into a dynamic environment where your analytical prowess, particularly in Excel, will be instrumental. This position is ideal for a Maths or Science graduate eager to embark on a career journey or an experienced candidate seeking a fresh challenge!

Salary: £23,000 - £24,000

Hours: 35 hours per week, to cover 7am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (there will be a rota to cover some weekend/bank holidays, currently 5 hours paid at 1.5 times your basic hourly rate)

Location: Horley

Benefits Include: Pension scheme, increasing holiday with length of service (start at 20 days rising to 25 days), Holiday EXTRA - purchase up to 5 days extra holiday per year, Employee Assistance programmes – health/legal/counselling, award bonus, Season Ticket Loans, Company social activities inc. Summer BBQ, Festive lunch and much more!

What is the purpose of this role?

The purpose of this role is to be part of the team responsible for maintaining and maximising operational efficiency of data collection services. You will actively support the collection of accurate data within critical timelines, participating in data collection & associated activities, with the enthusiasm and drive necessary to ensure data is delivered in accordance with the team’s published service levels.

Ensuring that meter readings are obtained and processed in a timely fashion and to the expectation of customers and suppliers, you will proactively liaise with internal and external parties applying your investigative and enquiring approach to ensure accurate results.

Technical Skills and Knowledge:

To be successful, you will be data driven, be comfortable working with MS Excel, deliver a high volume of quality work on time, proactive and curious, as well as customer focussed. Of course, it will also help if you’re passionate about the environment and helping people save on their energy costs!

  • Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities

  • Keep up to date with advances in the business area, new methods and ways of working.

  • Strong administrative and organisational skills.

  • Intermediate knowledge of Excel, Word and Outlook.

  • Confident and accurate use of departmental computer systems/databases

    Become a valued member of a passionate and friendly family, driven by a commitment to problem-solving and data integrity. Bring your drive, enthusiasm, and a strong desire to succeed to a team where your contributions make a real impact.

    If you're ready for a rewarding challenge and share the commitment to excellence, apply now! Join our client in shaping the future of energy data and services.

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    **Please only apply if you are already eligible to work in the UK (indefinitely & without sponsorship)

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