Data Analyst

Creditsafe
Cardiff
5 days ago
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We are currently looking Data Analyst, to work in our Cardiff Bay office.

You will be expected to attend the office 50% of the working week, to align with our hybrid working policy.

WHO ARE WE?

At Creditsafe, we weave our core values of customer-obsession, trust, respect and the courage to be different into the very fabric of our culture. With these values, we’ve fostered a culture of growth, innovation, well-being and success for the last 20 years at Creditsafe and created a legacy of successful career trajectories within our community of Creditsafers.

Powering business decisions for over 100,000 business across the world requires more than just the right tools. As a company, we don’t shy away from rolling up our sleeves to do everything possible to create a welcoming environment where every new talent is guided, supported and nurtured to grow and become a part of the culture.

With 25 offices across 14 countries, our geographically disperse community of colleagues are a testament to our inclusive and diverse culture that comes together to solve complex problems and learn from each other.

Twice featured in The Sunday Times list of ‘100 Best Companies to Work,’ our list of successful Creditsafers who’ve created long-standing, strong career trajectories out of what started out as jobs, just keeps growing. We’re proud to be a part of a culture and a company where careers are made and where talent meet its true potential.

JOB PROFILE

As part of a team based at the HQ of Creditsafe, the successful candidate would be required to assist with the analysis and processing of a wide range of data. The primary responsibilities will involve the analysis of new/existing data sets, the development of processes to improve and build new data products, data mapping, testing and dealing with data queries.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Analysis of existing data and newly sourced data to identify the best ways that it can be processed and utilized in Creditsafe products.
  • Mapping data from various sources into database tables and into structures used in our reports and other products.
  • Data testing including comparing content and completeness between databases.
  • Identify, analyse, and interpret trends or patterns in complex data sets.
  • Liaising with data suppliers and maintaining a working relationship with them.
  • Monitoring the receipt and loading of data files.
  • Investigation and resolution of data queries from internal or external customers
  • Preparing reports based on analysis and presenting them internally to senior stakeholders.

The responsibilities detailed above are not exhaustive and you may be requested to take on additional responsibilities deemed as reasonable by their direct line manager.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

  • MS Office or equivalent (Word, Excel, Power Point, Access etc.)
  • Databases with an understanding of how they are updated and maintained.
  • Data Analysis skills to query databases (e.g. SQL, Oracle and Python)
  • Communication software experience, e.g. E-mail, Teams, Skype, Zoom etc.
  • Internet, Intranet, Share Point etc.
  • A high level of mathematical ability.
  • The ability to analyse, model and interpret data.
  • Problem-solving skills.
  • A methodical and logical approach.
  • The ability to plan work and meet deadlines.
  • Accuracy and attention to detail.
  • Interpersonal skills.
  • Team working skills.
  • Written and verbal communication skills.

BENEFITS

  • Competitive Salary.
  • Company Laptop supplied.
  • Bonus Scheme.
  • 25 Days Annual Leave (plus bank holidays).
  • Hybrid working model.
  • Healthcare & Company Pension.
  • Cycle to work and Wellbeing Programme.
  • Global Company gatherings and events.
  • E-learning and excellent career progression opportunities.
  • Plus more that can be found on the benefits section on the Careers page, https://careers.creditsafe.com/gb.

Creditsafe is an equal opportunities employer that values diversity. Please contact Creditsafe if there is any support you need with your application.

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