Business Intelligence Analyst

Leeds
1 year ago
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Based: Leeds (20%)

Duration: 6 months

Band: 7 £30.41 - £35.81 per hour (Band 7)

IR35: In scope

This will be a key post in the development of the Business Intelligence function, providing support to current data collection, modelling and reporting processes and being integral to their development, and also the development of new processes and outputs to ensure the Business Intelligence function supports the aims of client.

Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel
Create and maintain business intelligence (BI) reports and dashboards using available tools, in accordance with requirements gathered from both technical and non-technical end users.
Analyse and continually evaluate data quality and integrity to produce reports and implement action plans to ensure on-going process improvements.
Monitor established reporting to ensure data quality and integrity is maintained
Deal with non-routine enquiries providing advice as necessary
Provide support in responding to information requests and parliamentary questions
Ability to manipulate, model and analyse data using Excel, SQL, QlikView, Qlik Sense
Experience developing reports using data visualisation tools such as QlikView, Qlik Sense, Tableau or Power BI
Experience in processes related to data collection, modelling and processing data to maintain a trusted data source
Experience creating ad hoc SQL queries of T-SQL

Beneficial:

An understanding of data protection and information governance including GDPR and the importance of reporting standards and report definitions
Understanding of Business Intelligence terminology and processes
An understanding of terminology applicable to medical research
An understanding of Public sector / Government

BI, BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, EXCEL, DASHBOARD, REPORTS, DATA, SQL, QLIK, QLIKVIEW, QLIK SENSE, TABLEAU, POWER BI, POWERBI, SQL, TSQL, T-SQL, GDPR

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