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We're looking for a skilled Data Analyst - Power BI to join a thriving technology company in Staines. This role comes with outstanding benefits and flexible hybrid working options.

Responsibilities

As a Data Analyst - Power BI, your main responsibilities will include:

Designing, developing, and maintaining interactive Power BI dashboards and reports to deliver key financial and operational insights.
Connecting to various data sources (e.g., SQL databases, Excel, financial systems) and performing data extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) processes within Power BI (using Power Query/M language).
Collaborating with stakeholders to gather requirements, understand business needs, and translate them into effective Power BI solutions.
Be able to communicate with the senior finance team regarding analysis on P&L and Balance Sheet
Ensuring data accuracy and integrity within Power BI reports and underlying data models.
Implementing best practices for data visualisation, user experience, and report performance.
Supporting the preparation of monthly leadership dashboard reporting, covering financial and operational performance.
Supporting the Finance Business Partner regarding Power BI reporting
Contributing to the continuous improvement of data reporting processes and business intelligence initiatives.Skills & Experience Required

We're looking for candidates with:

Proven experience as a Data Analyst - Power BI or in a similar Business Intelligence role, with a strong portfolio of developed dashboards.
Expert-level proficiency in Power BI Desktop, including extensive experience with Power Query (M), Power Pivot, and advanced DAX.
Strong SQL skills for data extraction and manipulation.
Experience with data modelling and creating robust, scalable data architectures within Power BI.
Familiarity with financial systems like Oracle and Hyperion is highly desirable.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with a keen eye for detail.
Strong communication skills to interact effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
A proven ability to identify areas for improvement and drive efficiencies in reporting and data processes.By applying, you will be registered as a candidate with Marc Daniels Specialist Recruitment Limited. Our Privacy Policy is available on our website and explains how we will use your personal data

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