Senior BI Data Analyst

Evri
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1 month ago
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Join Evri Group, and build the BI capability of the future

Evri Group is one of the UK’s biggest parcel delivery businesses, powered by our two core brands: Evri and Evri Premium (previously known as DHL eCommerce). With 12,000 colleagues, 30,000+ couriers and 8,000 vehicles, we deliver through our fast, flexible network of hubs, depots, delivery units and fulfilment centres. With over 50 years of experience, we deliver more than 1 billion parcels and 1 billion letters a year, supporting everyone from casual senders to major retailers across the UK and to 200+ global destinations. Our people are at the heart of everything we do.


We’re friendly, ambitious and diverse, united by a drive to deliver brilliant service.


Working across both brands, this role will play a key part in driving data and reporting improvements that support and enhance our entire end to end operation, influencing how our combined organisation delivers for customers nationwide.


We’re transforming the way data powers decision‑making across our Operations Finance teams, and we’re looking for a Senior BI Data Analyst who’s more than a dashboard developer. We want a Leader, a builder and a communicator, who can turn raw complexity into clarity. Someone who knows what great Business Intelligence looks like and isn’t afraid to lead the way.


What You’ll Do — Your Impact

In this role, you’ll own the design, development and future direction of our Operations Finance data ecosystem. You’ll drive automation, enhance data integrity, and build compelling visual analytics that sharpen the understanding of financial and operational performance across the business. This is a high‑visibility position with real influence — partnering with Operations, Finance, Data Engineering, and the central BI teams to create a unified, trusted, self‑serve reporting environment.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the Operations Finance data & reporting plans, ensuring alignment with central BI and data teams.
  • Shape a multi‑year roadmap and support strategic business cases for investment and build best‑in‑class reporting
  • Elevate all reporting, scorecards and KPIs through intelligent, impactful visualisation in Power BI. Combine financial + operational metrics to build true end‑to‑end performance reporting.
  • Move the business toward high‑confidence self‑serve analytics and strengthen data foundations
  • Own and maintain KPI catalogues, data dictionaries and calculation logic and drive the migration of financial data into an AWS and Databricks.
  • Improve data quality through automation, API integration and source‑level process redesign. Unlocking insights and feedbacking to senior stakeholders.
  • Coach the team in BI best practice, Power BI adoption and automation techniques.

What We’re Looking For

This role is ideal for a Senior BI Data Analyst, Senior BI Developer, BI Engineer or Senior Data Delivery Analyst/Manager who thrives on shaping BI strategy as well as building top‑tier solutions.


You’ll bring:

  • 3–5+ years in BI, reporting or analytics
  • Advanced Power BI, Databricks, AWS (+ DAX, Power Query, SQL, Python all desirable)
  • Experience delivering analytics in a finance‑heavy environmentAbility to simplify complexity and explain data clearly to senior stakeholders
  • Strong stakeholder influence and relationship‑building skills
  • Proven track record of turning messy data into meaningful, automated reporting
  • UK Driving Licence

What We Can Offer You

Evri is a place where talented people can grow fast and make a genuine impact.



  • 33+ days annual leave (inc. Bank Holidays)
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Flexible, inclusive benefits including healthcare, insurance & retail discounts
  • Supportive, open culture that values ideas and innovation
  • Free digital GP for you and your family
  • 50% discount on sending parcels through Evri
  • Cycle to Work and Car salary sacrifice scheme
  • Employee Assistance Programme with free counselling

We Are Evri — Where Everyone Is Welcome

We’re committed to building an inclusive, diverse workplace where everyone can thrive. We celebrate individuality, encourage creativity, and support people to be their authentic selves. We’re excited for the future — and we’d love you to help deliver it.


About Us

Every parcel, every person, every place – every delivery made for you.


Evri is leading the way in creating responsible delivery experiences for everyone, everywhere. And we’re doing that by offering the most convenient way to send, receive and return parcels without costing the earth.


Whether it’s a customer sending a present to a friend, a marketplace trader shipping in bulk or a major retailer such as John Lewis, asos or Next, we’ve got it covered. With our team of 30,000 couriers, thousands of local ParcelShops and a growing network of hubs and depots across the country, we safely get parcels from A to everywhere.


And it’s not just customers and retailers who trust us. We’ve won loads of industry awards over the past few years, including gongs for IT, innovation and our green fleet.


But we wouldn’t be the biggest dedicated parcel delivery company in the UK without amazing people. We’re a friendly, ambitious and diverse bunch, united by a passion for delivering the best customer experience. We have great opportunities throughout the business, so take a look to see where you might fit in. We can’t wait to hear from you.


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