Junior Data Analyst

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13 months ago

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Junior Data Analyst
Permanent role
Central Manchester (circa twice per week onsite)
Up to £39K DOE
Transport Sector

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Junior Data Analyst to join a dynamic transport modelling and analytics team. This role offers the chance to work on a variety of data-driven projects, including transport modelling, economic appraisal, Python programming, and general transport analytics. The successful candidate will support the delivery of key projects, providing data analysis, insights, and assurance services while working closely with colleagues and stakeholders.

What we're looking for:

Experience in database systems and data analytics
Understanding of Python programming
Ability to communicate complex data insights to non-technical audiences
Meticulous attention to detail and strong problem-solving skills
Team player with experience working on collaborative projects
A proactive approach and eagerness to contribute to successful project delivery

Please do drop me an email if you're interested to hear more about this opportunity and have experience of the following above.

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