Reporting Analyst

XP Power

Pangbourne

5 months ago

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Job Description

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Reporting Analyst to join our team in Pangbourne, United Kingdom. As a Reporting Analyst, you will play a crucial role in transforming complex data into actionable insights that drive business decisions. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality reports and analytics solutions.

Managing ad-hoc data extraction and transformation requests to support business needs for data visibility.
Support a new initiative for business self-serve analytics with the provision of common comprehensive and re-usable datasets.
Provision of visuals in Power BI to meet business reporting requirements.
Strong working knowledge of technologies including SQL, Azure and Databricks to compile underlying data models to support reporting.
Support the ingestion process and scheduling of source raw data tables into the XP data warehouse.
Liaison with the business and SAP Data Architect to understand data requirements for extraction in preparation for reporting.
Support the business with any general reporting issues, queries and management of enhancement requests.
Maintenance and creation of key documentation to support BI and the XP reporting catalogue.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Business, Computer Science, Statistics, or a related field
Proven experience working with Power BI and strong SQL skills for data querying and transformation
Proficiency in developing data cubes to support self-serve reporting, including requirements gathering, design, build, deployment, and training
Experience working with SAP systems, specifically in reporting and data analysis
Exposure to Microsoft Azure Data Factory and Databricks
Strong analytical mindset with the ability to interpret complex data sets and generate meaningful insights
Excellent documentation skills, including the ability to translate business requirements into technical specifications and create clear user guides
Detail-oriented with a strong focus on data accuracy and quality
Outstanding communication skills, with the ability to present complex problems in a simple manner to non-technical audiences
Experience with data visualization tools and knowledge of data warehousing concepts
Ability to engage with stakeholders at all levels and work collaboratively in a team environment
Self-motivated with excellent organizational skills and the ability to work independently
Proven track record of delivering efficient and innovative reporting solutions

Additional Information

Location

Based in the UK
Hybrid 2 days in the Pangbourne Office and 3 days from home

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