Data Analyst

Office Angels
Dartford
2 months ago
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Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst


£31,000- £35,000 per annum


Dartford


Monday-Friday 9am-5pm, Hybrid Working


25 days holiday + bank holiday, closing office over Christmas, parking on site, pension scheme


I'm thrilled to be working with this amazing company to find a Data Analyst to join their amazing team!


Required Skills and Qualifications:


  • Higher education in STEM subjects or equivalent.
  • Excellent numerical and Microsoft Office 365 skills, especially Excel.
  • Experience with data visualisation tools (Power BI or Tableau).
  • Ability to analyse and manipulate large data sets.
  • Understanding of supply chain processes.
  • Familiarity with forecasting models.
  • Ability to travel nationally and internationally.
  • Proficiency in DAX and Power Query.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Develop and utilise financial systems and process controls to support business objectives.
  • Analyse order books for planning and forecasting.
  • Contribute to the demand planning process.
  • Report on sales performance, price, and margin gaps regularly.
  • Provide accurate forecasts and outlooks.
  • Assist in managing rebates and promotional plans.
  • Prepare market insights based on robust research.
  • Support sales team bonus targeting and measurement.
  • Assist R&D, product management, and finance with pricing and margin analysis.
  • Update business reporting tools such as BI.
  • Provide sales pricing and volume data for financial forecasts.
  • Contribute to budget and strategic planning.
  • Manipulate and interpret data from CRM systems.
  • Support sales analysis for UK, EU, and Ireland managers.
  • Assist with specific project initiatives as needed.


Performance Indicators:


  • Timely and accurate forecasting and planning inputs.
  • Price intelligence by customer, range, and market.
  • Volume and margin analysis.
  • KPI dashboards and order book analysis.
  • Actionable analysis and recommendations.
  • Market mapping data.
  • Compliance with internal audit standards.


Job Dimensions:


  • General commercial analysis: 25%
  • Market insights: 25%
  • Bespoke analysis: 10%
  • Demand planning: 15%
  • Financial planning/forecasts: 25%


How to Apply:


  • If you have a knack for numbers and thrive in a fast-paced finance environment, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's team as a Data Analyst!

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