Advanced Analytics & Reporting Analyst

Middlesex
2 weeks ago
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Advanced Analytics & Reporting Analyst
Middlesex offices/Home - hybrid working 3 days PW in the office
Salary negotiable dep on experience £40,000 - 50,000
Job Reference - J12959

Please note this client cannot offer visa sponsorship so all applicants must have full and indefinite right to work in the UK.

Fantastic opportunity for a graduate with 2 years' proven commercial application experience in an Analyst role to join a highly respected global company.
We are seeking a bright graduate with a minimum of 2 years post university experience in an analytical role using SQL. Data visualisation skills using Tableau/PowerBI/Excel is also essential, any consulting or modelling experience is desirable. Degrees such as Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, MORSE, Economics, Data Science etc.

You should have a strong enthusiasm for problem solving and a passion for data. You will be expected to provide analytical expertise, seek to identify data gaps and proactively develop the data agenda in line with business priorities as well as challenge business leaders to become truly data driven. A positive thinker with plenty of curiosity would be ideal for this role.

Good communication skills are a must along with ambition and hunger to develop

Duties
• Partner with core business areas to gain a deep understanding of their data, reporting, visualisation and analysis needs
• Manage a portfolio of dashboards, visualisations and data sources, and the continuous improvement of these
• Deliver robust and accurate data sets and visualisations within expected timescales
• Structure problems and design and develop numerical models to inform decisions
• Proactively consult and bring together multiple stakeholders and gain buy-in to ideas and approaches
• Provide deep insight for critical business questions using a variety of analytical tools e.g. SQL, Tableau, Python and Excel

Skills
• Proven advanced analytical skills
• Comfortable challenging and influencing senior management with conflicting views
• Creativity in recommending solutions and commitment to driving delivery
• Proven ability to lead the direction of analytical projects
• Excellent presentation and communication skills
• Strong business acumen and commercial awareness
• Proven technical skills including SQL, Excel and Python (or similar)
• Experience in design and creation of data visualisations and dashboards e.g. Tableau

Qualifications
• Numerate Degree is essential

Experience
• 2+ years in an Analyst role
• Analysing complex issues, packaging findings and presenting effectively to stakeholders
• Managing databases and/or blending data
• Designing data for management information purposes
• Visualising data and presenting trends and findings for broad audiences

If this sounds like the role for you then please apply today!

Alternatively, you can refer a friend or colleague by taking part in our fantastic referral schemes! If you have a friend or colleague who would be interested in this role, please refer them to us. For each relevant candidate that you introduce to us (there is no limit) and we place, you will be entitled to our general gift/voucher scheme.

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