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Business Intelligence Analyst

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Location: Head Office (Wokingham UK)
Department: Sales
Salary: £30,000-£35,000
Hours: 40
Contract Type: Permanent

We are looking to recruit a Business Intelligence Analyst who will be responsible for providing the UK Business Director and wider management team with accurate, insightful, and actionable data analysis. The role focuses on sales performance and market gap analysis, warehouse capacity and efficiency reviews, cancelled order analysis, and stock/ Material Requirements Planning (MRP) insights in support of the UK Stock Control Manager.

This position will be joining our thriving UK medical device manufacturing company to work within our UK Subsidiary across multiple departments focusing on sales, operations and market Insights.

The successful candidate will be able to utilize Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Business Intelligence tools (Power BI, SQL, Excel), and will also explore opportunities to apply AI and advanced analytics to improve forecasting, automation, and decision-making. Whilst also acting as system trainer and staff support resource, helping teams to understand and use Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Power BI tools effectively.

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