Data Analyst | Hybrid

Serco Canada Inc
Salisbury
3 days ago
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What we do

We put our Customers and Families First. They are the driving force behind everything we do. We drive forward improvements for them to ensure the service they receive, whether reactive repairs or a major project, is completed safely and on time. In order to achieve this, we have 4 core values: open, caring, agile and collaborative. These are at the heart of everything we do.


Contract & Location

Full Time, Permanent
Location: Larkhill or Aldershot (Hybrid: typically 3 days office / 2 days home, or 2 days office / 3 days home depending on the week)
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm (No weekends or out-of-hours work)


About the Role

As our Data Analyst you’ll be the go‑to expert for all things data, working independently while collaborating with key stakeholders and contributing to high‑quality reporting across the business. You’ll manage data exporting, cleansing and analysis, create dashboards and reports, and present findings to stakeholders, ensuring information remains accurate, accessible and up to date.


Responsibilities

• Daily reporting including cash reports and progress updates
• Manipulate and interpret data to create meaningful outputs
• Review, update and improve internal and external trackers across Excel and other programmes
• Present findings to stakeholder groups or distribute reports via email
• Conduct data validation checks and apply statistical methods where needed


Qualifications

• Strong Excel skills including VLOOKUPs, pivot tables and advanced data‑handling techniques
• Prior experience in a data analyst role is essential; familiarity with Maximo, FM environments or MOD projects is highly advantageous
• Ability to manage deadlines, maintain excellent timekeeping, work independently and communicate effectively with stakeholders
• Innovation, accuracy and attention to detail are at the heart of this role
• BPSS Clearance will be required
• Applicants must be based within an hour of Larkhill or Aldershot to be eligible


Benefits

  • Up to 6% contributory pension scheme
  • 25 Days annual leave
  • Volunteer leave
  • Established reward and recognition scheme
  • One paid professional subscription
  • Life Assurance Policy
  • Employee discount and reward schemes

VIVO Defence Services is a joint venture between Serco and EQUANS. The role you have applied for is with VIVO Defence Services. By applying for this role, please be aware that information contained within your CV may be shared between VIVO Defence Services, Serco and EQUANS during the recruitment process.


We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive organisation that supports the needs of all. We will make reasonable adjustments at interview through to employment and strongly encourage applications from a diverse candidate pool by discussing flexibility and hybrid working options.


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