Entry-level Data Analyst

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Title: Entry-level Data Analyst

Location: Chelmsford

Salary: £25,000

Days/ Hour of work: Monday - Friday, 09:00 - 17:00

Benefits

Onsite parking
25 days holiday, plus bank holidays
Frequent socials, including Summer and Christmas parties
Environmentally conscious - you'll be supplied with sustainable products
Monthly company lunches
Excellent progression opportunities
Opportunity to participate in local fundraising
Long service awards
Amazing inhouse training
If you believe this position is right for you, then please apply today!

The business

Are you a data enthusiast looking to kickstart your career in a dynamic and fast-growing environment? Our client is looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Data Analyst to join their vibrant Data & Analytics team in Chelmsford! As a Data Analyst, you will play a vital role in supporting the team with data collection, analysis, and interpretation. This is your chance to dive into the world of data driven decision making and make a real impact on business performance! This is an amazing opportunity to grow your career in a supportive environment where you can learn from experienced professionals. You will be encouraged to take on challenges and develop your skills in query writing and data extraction.

Responsibilities

Collect and prepare data from multiple sources for analysis.
Conduct basic data analysis and create insightful reports using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI/Tableau.
Ensure accurate and clear reporting by maintaining and distributing reports to end users.
Assist in designing and updating interactive dashboards and visualisations.
Work closely with stakeholders to understand data needs and provide actionable insights.
Analyse datasets to uncover trends, patterns, and anomalies that inform strategic decisions.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of SQL and data visualisation tools (Power BI, Tableau).
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel; familiarity with VBA and Macros is a plus.
Strong analytical mindset with a keen eye for detail.
Excellent communication and problem solving skills.
Ability to work independently and thrive in a team environment.
Eagerness to learn and develop technical skills; a degree or relevant experience is required.
Knowledge of data warehousing and ETL processes.
Familiarity with Power Apps, Azure Data Factory, and Power Automate is advantageous.
Someone with a can do attitude who pays attention to detail and can spot irregularities.Office Angels is an employment agency and business. We are an equal-opportunities employer who puts expertise, energy and enthusiasm into improving everyone's chance of being part of the workplace. We respect and appreciate people of all ethnicities, generations, religious beliefs, sexual orientations, gender identities, abilities and more. By showcasing talents, skills and unique experiences in an inclusive environment, we help individuals thrive. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you.

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