Data Analyst

Uxbridge Employment Agency
Uxbridge
11 months ago
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Data Analyst

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Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Data Analyst£40,000 + 10% BonusUxbridge (Office Based)Great Benefits!!Are you a data-savvy Data Analyst with expert-level Excel and Power BI skills? Do you love turning numbers into insights that drive business performance?We’re working with a fantastic client who is now looking for a dynamic and results-driven Data Analyst to join their close-knit team in Uxbridge. This role is ideal for someone who thrives on delivering commercial insight, especially within a sales-driven environment.You’ll be working cross-functionally—particularly with the Sales team—to analyse performance data, evaluate promotions, support planning, and create compelling dashboards and presentations that inform key decisions. It’s a varied and rewarding role where your input will make a real impact.Key Responsibilities:• Leverage Power BI and Excel to extract actionable insights and identify trends• Create visually compelling dashboards for use across the business• Analyse the effectiveness of sales promotions and UK call activity• Support budgeting and forecasting for the leadership team• Track individual sales performance and targets• Design and manage sales commission structures• Present data in a clear, engaging style during monthly sales meetingsExperience Required:• Degree in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related field• Advanced Excel and Power BI skills (this is essential)• Strong analytical and commercial problem-solving abilities• Experience in budgeting, forecasting, or sales planning is highly advantageous• Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlinesWhy Join?This is a brilliant opportunity for a Data Analyst to work within a positive and collaborative team where your insights will genuinely influence business performance. Alongside a competitive salary and 10% bonus, you’ll enjoy great benefits and a supportive work culture that values your contribution. The office is based in Uxbridge, with full-time office hours.Know someone perfect for this? We offer a £100 referral voucher if your recommendation is successfully placed and passes probation! - please see our blogs on our website for further information.What You Need to Do Now:If you're interested in this role, please apply and forward an up-to-date copy of your CV. Due to the unprecedented level of applications, if we have not contacted you within 48 hours, please assume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.For the purpose of the Conduct Regulations, when advertising permanent vacancies, we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies, we are acting as an Employment Business.We take your personal data seriously and take every step to protect it. To learn how we handle your data, please visit our website where you can find our Data Privacy Notice.Data Analyst, Power BI Analyst, Excel Analyst, Sales Analyst, Business Intelligence, Forecasting

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