Commercial Insights Manager - Data Analyst

Dentro Talent
Lichfield
11 months ago
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Are you someone who knows there way around the data landscape from a technical perspective but can use that data to drive commercial value and lead Data driving decision making? Are you hands on with SQL, Power BI, maybe Databricks but with an ability to gather requirements from different business units around their Data?


We're looking for an individual with a commercial mindset that knows data to join a business that are driving improvements in the way they collate, analyse and report on data. The business have a relatively complex dataset and have typically been good at reporting in certain areas but have not used the data available to lead their decision making and this role will help drive this forwards.


You will need to work closely with different business units including Finance, Marketing, HR and Sales, so it's important you have an ability to talk to stakeholders across a business. You will be responsible for collating and reporting on ROI and you will need to have great presentation skills.


The technical element is SQL, Power BI for visualisation and the business are about to invest in Databricks so if you understand this, then great, but the strong SQL and Power BI are a must, as well as good old excel too.


The business look after people, have a good benefits package and are part of a much larger group, so you get the small company, make a difference feel with the muscle of a multi-national behind you.


Please only apply if you are within commuting distance to the West Midlands, as there is no relocation compensation available and we need people to be ready to start following any notice periods.

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