Data Analyst

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Data Analyst | Poole| Competitive Salary

Are you a data-driven professional with a passion for uncovering insights and driving strategic decision-making? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where your analytical skills directly impact business performance?

As a Data Analyst, you’ll play a key role in collecting, interpreting and visualising data to support business functions, enhance reporting and identify opportunities for improvement.

Working for a well-established business with a strong industry presence, you’ll join a forward-thinking team that values innovation and continuous improvement. Your expertise will help shape strategic initiatives, ensuring data-driven decision-making across multiple departments.

As a Data Analyst, you'll benefit from:

25 days of holiday
6.5% pension contribution
Healthcare cash plan after probation
Eligibility for a 4% annual bonus
As Data Analyst, you will:

Collect, clean and analyse data across sales, finance, marketing and operations to drive business efficiency.
Develop modelling tools and reports to support forecasting, planning and strategic decision-making.
Design, create and maintain dashboards and reports, ensuring actionable insights for stakeholders.
Identify trends, patterns and anomalies in data, providing recommendations to enhance performance.
Ensure data integrity, working with teams to improve reporting accuracy and compliance.
To be the successful Data Analyst, you’ll have:

Proven experience in data analysis, with strong statistical and analytical skills.
Advanced Excel skills and proficiency in data visualisation tools (QlikView, Power BI, or similar).
Experience with database applications (MySQL, SQL) and ERP, CRM, or WMS systems.
Strong commercial acumen, with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, with a proactive and detail-oriented approach.
If you're a data expert looking to make an impact, apply to this Data Analyst vacancy today, or call Ellie at Rubicon for a confidential conversation

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