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Job Title: Data Analyst
Location: London (Hybrid - 2 days in-office: Tuesday & Friday, 3 days remote)
Contract Length: 6 months (starting 19/05/2025)
Rate: £350 - £400 per day (depending on experience)

About the Role:
We're looking for a skilled and analytical Data Analyst to support a variety of workforce-related projects while our overseas operations get up and running. Based in London with flexible remote options, you'll be working closely with project teams to deliver data-driven insights that help shape strategic decisions.

Key Responsibilities:

Analyse workforce movement across multiple locations, including overseas transitions
Support planning for new departments with data-backed insights
Map and document Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Evaluate application data for cost, scalability, and suitability
Track and manage recruitment data for over 800 personnel
Deliver compelling data narratives to support business decision-making

Required Skills & Experience:

Intermediate to advanced Excel skills (advanced preferred)
Strong data storytelling ability - able to translate complex data into actionable insights
Proficient with Power BI and creating impactful data visualisations
Experience with Platform 3.0
Demonstrated logical thinking and process mapping experience
Prior experience analysing large, complex data sets within sizable organisations
Experience in managing and interpreting recruitment and workforce data

Selection Process:

CV Review
Teams Interview

This is an exciting opportunity to work at the heart of strategic workforce transformation. If you're analytical, curious, and confident working with data at scale, we'd love to hear from you

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