BI Analyst

Newport Pagnell
1 week ago
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BI Analyst

Competitive Salary

Near Newport Pagnell, with hybrid working (2-3 days in the office each week) -car driver essential.

Looking for a role where your data expertise can truly make an impact?

This is your chance to join a dynamic technology-based business that provides innovative solutions in the retail sector. As a

BI Analyst

, you’ll play a key role in shaping data-driven decision-making across the business while being part of a culture that values learning, growth, and colloboration.

The Role

As a

BI Analyst you will:

🔹 Design and deliver dashboards, reports, and data visualisations tailored to business needs.

🔹 Analyse data from multiple sources, identifying trends, risks, and opportunities.

🔹 Provide data-driven recommendations to enhance business performance.

🔹 Ensure accuracy, consistency, and governance across BI solutions.

🔹 Troubleshoot data issues and continuously improve reporting processes.

🔹 Work closely with stakeholders across teams to refine reporting and analytics requirements.

🔹 Stay up to date with BI best practices, automation, and emerging tools.

What You’ll Bring

🔹

BI Expertise

– 2+ years of experience in business intelligence, with a strong track record in data analysis, reporting, and insights.

🔹

Tech Skills

– Proficient in

Power BI, SQL, and DAX

, with experience designing user-friendly dashboards and reports.

🔹

Data-Driven Mindset

– Strong grasp of

data governance, modelling, and visualisation

to ensure accurate and impactful insights.

🔹

Problem-Solving Ability

– Able to analyse large datasets, identify trends, and provide

actionable recommendations

.

🔹

Stakeholder Collaboration

– Experience working across teams to understand data needs and deliver tailored solutions.

🔹

Innovation & Growth

– Passion for learning new BI tools, automation, and analytics to enhance efficiency.

🔹

Communication Skills

– Ability to present insights in a clear, compelling way to influence decision-making.

💡

Bonus:

Experience with

Azure Data Factory, Power Automate, Power Apps

, or working in

retail technology

is a plus!

Getting to know you

There is a hybrid work model in place, with 2-3 days a week in the office and the balance from home. You’ll need to be a car driver as this location isn't easy to reach via public transport.

You will need to be able to work in the UK without any restrictions.

If you have the skills, we would love to hear from you. Please make sure your CV shows your relevance to the role and why this would be a good fit for you.

All applicants will receive fair and impartial consideration without regard to race, sex, colour, religion, national origin, age, disability, genetic data, religion or other legally protected status

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