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Business Intelligence Analyst

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Lioness Recruitment - careers handled with care. A highly respected public sector organisation is looking for an experienced Business Intelligence Analyst to support business as usual during a period of significant transformation. This is a three-year fixed-term salaried role, with a mix of remote working and attending a London based office, twice per week.

You will be responsible for data analysis, reporting and performance improvement as part of your day-to-day role. You will perform complex data analysis and be required to present information in a meaningful way to both internal and external stakeholders at a variety of levels through the creation of dashboards, self-service and scorecards.

Essential Skills:

  • A successful commercial track record as a data/performance/reporting/business intelligence analyst

  • Experience of script writing and developing reports and queries in Qlik/QlikSense

  • Developing reporting processes

  • SQL/VBA

  • Extensive MS Excel macros and pivot tables experience

  • Supporting data migration

  • Working with/manipulating large datasets, ideally from within a social housing or local authority setting although not essential

    Ready to take the first step to your next step? Ready to be brave? Then we’re ready to help.

    Lioness Recruitment acts as an employment agency and an employment business. We are an equal opportunities employer, committed to diversity and welcome applications from all communities

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