Business Insights Data Analyst

London
2 weeks ago
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Business Insights Data Analyst required to work in my client's London office on a Hybrid business model.

Please note: My client cannot sponsor you so you will only be considered if you have your IRL (Indefinite leave to remain) or you have British residency. Sorry my client will not accept Dependants visas, at any level.

Job purpose:

The role of A Business Insights Data Analyst is to support multiple teams to provide advanced analytics and insight.

Job responsibilities:

  • Develop and present reports, dashboards, and visualisations (in partnership with the Data Office) using BI tools to communicate findings to stakeholders.

  • Maintain and innovate existing reports and dashboards.

  • Collate, clean, and consolidate large data sets and to support stakeholders.

  • Monitor and develop key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure the success of the business and identify areas for improvement.

    Job skills:

  • 3 yrs+ Proven Strong Data Analyst

  • Have worked within Finance or the Investment sector.

  • Skills in SQL, Excel, VBA, or any other data analysis tools with exposure of working with large datasets from various sources.

  • Proven track record of analysing data to derive meaningful insights and present them in a clear and concise manner.

  • Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with a passion for data, data skills and data tools.

  • To understand requirements for new Power BI reports

    Desirable:

  • Higher level qualification such as A Levels/Degree or equivalent.

    Please send in your CV if you have the above skills

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