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3 weeks ago
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Data Analyst

Data Analyst

Overview

We are looking for a motivated and detail-focused Energy Data Analyst to support the delivery of energy cost recovery audits and data-driven services for our clients. Reporting to the Energy Manager, you will play a key role in analysing energy usage and billing data, supporting the identification of cost-saving opportunities, and maintaining the quality and accuracy of data within our Energy Management System.

This role is ideal for someone with strong Excel skills, a keen eye for detail, and an interest in the energy and utilities sector.

Key Responsibilities

• Analyse utility consumption and billing data to identify inconsistencies, billing errors, and opportunities for cost recovery

• Support the delivery of energy cost recovery audits by preparing and validating large datasets

• Maintain and update data within our Energy Management System (such as SystemsLink or similar), ensuring completeness and accuracy

• Assist with the production of regular energy reports, dashboards, and client-facing insights

• Work collaboratively with other analysts and teams to ensure consistent data quality and reporting standards

• Help ensure clients stay compliant with regulatory and contractual requirements through accurate data handling

• Provide analytical support for internal stakeholders, including the Energy Manager, procurement team, and client account managers

• Stay up to date with relevant industry practices, data standards, and tools

Key Skills and Experience

Essential:

• Strong analytical skills and excellent attention to detail

• Proficient in Microsoft Excel, including the use of pivot tables, lookups, and formulas

• Comfortable working with large datasets and multiple data sources

• Strong organisational skills and ability to manage tasks to deadlines

• Clear and confident communication, both written and verbal

• Team player with a collaborative approach

Desirable:

• Experience working with an energy management platform (e.g. SystemsLink, Stark, Optima)

• Familiarity with utility billing, energy tariffs, or metering data

• Exposure to SECR or ESOS reporting would be a bonus, though not required

• Interest in energy efficiency, sustainability, or utilities

What We Offer

• A supportive and collaborative team environment

• Ongoing training and development opportunities

• Exposure to a variety of client projects and energy systems

• A chance to be part of a growing business in the energy services sector

• Competitive salary and benefits package


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