Data Analyst

Architechies Touch Software
Lancashire
1 week ago
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Data Analyst required by high growth travel firm in Blackpool.

Salary: £40,000 -£50,000 plus pension, 25 days holidays, opportunity to purchase more

Location: Blackpool, Lancashire - Office Based 5 days a week

Environment: Innovative, energetic and collaborative culture with regular training and development opportunities.

Looking for a skilled and results-driven Data Analyst with hands-on experience inPower BI to join their data team. This role focuses on analytical insight and transforming complex data into meaningful business intelligence.

Responsibilities
  • Develop interactive reports and dashboards using Power BI.
  • Support commercial teams to analyst large datasets to uncover trends, patterns and actionable insight.
  • Develop dashboards and reports using Power BI or Looker.
  • Translate business requirements into technical solutions and analytical models.
  • Communicate findings to technical and non-technical audiences.
  • Partner with stakeholders to defineKPIs, metrics and reporting requirements.
  • Perform exploratory data analysis and ad hoc reporting.
  • Provide actionable recommendations based on data trends and findings. Where possible develop machine learning techniques to identify trends and findings.
Essential Skills Required
  • 3+ years of experience in a data analyst role.
  • Proven expertise inPower BI—developing dashboards, managing datasets, and usingDAX(Data Glossary).
  • Familiarity with version control for data code.
  • Proficiency in SQL and experience with relational databases.
  • Strong programming skills in Python or Scala for data processing.
  • Understanding of data modelling concepts and best practices.
  • Experience working with large multi field datasets sourced from multiple sources.
  • Knowledge of other visualization tools (e.g., Looker, Tableau) is a plus.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail along with excellent communication and collaboration skills.
  • Ability to work cross-functionally and communicate complex data in a clear, actionable manner.
Advantageous
  • Experience/Exposure withGoogleBigQuery including writing and optimizing complext SQL queries advantageous.
  • Experience with cloud platforms (GCP / Google Cloud Platform, AWS, Azure) and data tools (Airflow, dbt).

If you have a passion for learning and developing and enjoy working in a fast-pacedstartuportechenvironment, apply now.

Salary £40,000 -£50,000 dependant on experience, 35 hours week, pension, 25 days holidays, opportunity to purchase more, training, development and progression opportunities, health & mental wellbeing resources, team events.

This is an office based role 5 days a week in Blackpool - You must live locally to commute.

ZorbaConsulting is operating as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for supplying temporary workers.


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