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1 month ago
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Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Our client is seeking a detail-oriented and analytically minded Energy Analyst to join their growing team in Basingstoke. This hybrid role is ideal for a professional of graduate calibre with some commercial experience who is looking to further develop a career in the energy or data analytics sector.

Working within a close-knit team of 5 analysts and reporting to the Bureau Manager, you will take ownership of data collection, validation, and reporting across a small portfolio of client accounts. Your work will directly support the accurate and timely delivery of our energy reporting services.

Key Responsibilities



Collect and validate energy usage data from clients, suppliers, and third-party data sources

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Analyse and report on energy performance data for internal and external stakeholders

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Manage and build relationships with assigned clients, ensuring clear communication and service excellence

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Validate utility invoices and reconcile billing data with consumption records

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Identify errors, anomalies, or inefficiencies in data and pro actively work to resolve them

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Produce accurate, timely, and high-quality reports and performance dashboards

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Support ad hoc analysis and reporting requests, ensuring data integrity

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Participate in internal quality assurance (QA) processes, reviewing and validating peer work

About You

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Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, with advanced Excel skills essential

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Comfortable handling large datasets and performing complex data analysis

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Familiar with Power BI or willing to develop skills in data visualisation tools

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Confident communicator with strong interpersonal skills; able to liaise effectively with clients and suppliers

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Self-motivated with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail

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Demonstrates initiative and accountability in managing workloads

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Interest in the energy sector - previous industry experience is helpful but not required

Desirable Experience

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Previous experience in a data or analyst role

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Exposure to utility billing, energy reporting, or invoice validation

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Experience using data analysis platforms or business intelligence tools

Why Join Us?

You’ll be part of a collaborative and professional team where your work has a direct impact. Training will be provided, and you will be actively supported with your professional growth within the company.

Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week (Monday-Friday)
Core Hours: 10:00-12:00 & 14:00-15:30
Benefits: Free on-site parking | Career progression opportunities | Professional training

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