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Overview:
Our client, a leading provider of highways services, is currently seeking an experienced Data Analyst to support operations on a major contract in Wiltshire. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a dynamic team focused on enhancing service delivery through data-driven decision-making.

In this role, you'll be responsible for managing key local systems, collecting and analysing operational data, and identifying actionable insights that support both internal teams and client-facing performance improvements. You’ll play a key part in optimising processes, improving reporting, and maintaining data accuracy across essential platforms.

Key Responsibilities:



Maintain and manage data systems used in highways service delivery.

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Collect, cleanse, and analyse datasets to identify trends and performance issues.

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Provide reports and visualisations to support operational and strategic decisions.

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Support the development and implementation of improved data capture and storage methods.

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Collaborate with IT and operational teams to resolve system issues.

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Continually seek to improve reporting tools and workflows through automation and innovation.

Key Skills Required:

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Advanced Microsoft Excel skills.

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Strong analytical mindset with the ability to interpret and model data.

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Logical thinker with effective problem-solving abilities.

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Highly organised and detail-oriented.

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Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

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Strong team player with the ability to work independently and meet deadlines.

Desirable Experience:

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Proficiency with Microsoft Power Platform (Power BI, Power Automate, Power Apps).

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Experience working with highways works ordering systems such as HIAMS.

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Familiarity with tools like Kaarbontech, SharePoint, and Microsoft Visio.

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Working knowledge of DAX and Power M Query Language.

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Awareness of data technologies including data warehousing, databases, and machine learning applications.

If interested in this position click apply now and contact Luke Thompson for more information

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