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Junior Data Analyst

7IM
London
1 week ago
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Overview

Junior Data Analyst role at 7IM. Reporting to the Head of Data Insight & Analytics, this role supports the development and progression of 7IM’s business intelligence and insight capability. Sitting within the Data & Analytics team, the role directly supports 7IM’s Transformation function through building dashboards, insight tools and supporting key stakeholders, including the Chief Transformation Officer and the Transformation Leadership Group, with data-driven decision making. The role would suit an ambitious and driven junior individual looking to advance their understanding of data by working closely with business leaders to generate meaningful insight.

Responsibilities
  • Over time, act as the subject matter expert (SME) for data analytics to 7IM’s Transformation function.
  • Work closely with senior leadership, key stakeholders & data to gather requirements, collaborate on data requests and collect feedback for improvement to support business goals.
  • Draft, build, maintain and drive adoption of Power BI dashboards and other data products using APIs linked to key Transformation systems.
  • Collaborate with existing business SMEs to analyse and interpret data to support senior leadership with understanding trends, defining strategy and making business decisions.
  • Own the rollout, training and continuous improvement of new and existing dashboards or data products – delivering training sessions when required.
  • Track and enforce robust data quality standards, collaborating with the Data Governance and Infrastructure teams where necessary.
  • Regularly communicate key updates on progress and future plans to stakeholders, joining relevant team meetings or producing ad-hoc email communications to support this.
  • Work collaboratively within a small team to create, inform, and champion data and analytics best practices.

While not directly interacting with customers, actions should align with upholding the FCA\'s Consumer Duty principles, thereby contributing to fair and beneficial outcomes for clients.

Knowledge
  • A basic understanding of the structure and purpose of the Financial Advice and Wealth Management markets within the UK Financial Services sector.
  • A basic understanding of the positioning of financial advice products and the use of platforms within client propositions with some understanding of key features and competitors in this market.
  • Knowledge of the Agile methodology would be beneficial.
Qualifications
  • No specific qualifications are required for this role; however, the successful candidate will be expected to complete the Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification within their probation period (6 months).
Skills/Other Relevant Information
  • Excellent numerical skills are essential, enabling easy interpretation and analysis of large volumes of data.
  • Experience with Python is highly beneficial and you will be expected to be able to use Python to draw data from APIs into reports.
  • Experience with Power BI will be key to this role in the long term, although learning and development will be provided to support this.
  • Ability to analyse data – with an eye for attention to detail - and communicate your understanding to stakeholders to support with decision making processes.
  • Ability to write concisely, cherry-picking key insights to deliver valuable intelligence.
  • Confidence to work independently and efficiently on projects with business stakeholders.
  • Strong written and verbal communications skills.
  • Confident in the use of Excel for basic data manipulation and transformation.
Location

Datchet, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Chertsey, England, United Kingdom


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