Analytics Engineer

City of London
1 week ago
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Analytics Engineer

Certain Advantage are hiring for an Analytics Engineer based in London.

This role is on an initial 6-month contract basis and is hybrid.

The Company

We're working with a business that's on a strong growth trajectory, backed by ambitious plans. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, they are poised to make a significant impact in the industry.

The role

As a Senior Analytics engineer you are a subject matter expert, who designs & builds analytics solutions and mentors junior engineers. You are also the key person to convert the Vison and Data and Analytics Strategies into IT solutions and deliver them.

Design, build and implement POCs, prototypes and full-fledged UX solutions and strategies
Communicate with key stakeholders to drive clarification of requirements and to promote UX designs and solutions
Support the design, e.g., by analysing user journeys and drive towards simplification and automation
Enable high quality & compelling story telling through creation of strong, simple to understand data visualizations
Document technical solution design and strategy documentation
Run quality assessments of counterparts' design
Coach and develop other UX analysts
Adhere to the organisations Release and Change process
Pursue knowledge enhancement

The individual:

Expert knowledge in QlikSense & Qlik Cloud Analytics to deliver complex, fast-moving datasets to high value trading teams.
Expert knowledge of authoring/troubleshooting SQL/Azure/Databricks queries
Expert knowledge and application of general and tool specific connectivity, data modeling, source data procurement strategies (Database, import/cached), security configuration, performance tuning, usage of right visuals, layout optimization, mobility, scripting and integrating advanced analytics
Knowledge of upcoming trends in tools and technology

Does this sound like your next career move? Apply today.

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