Senior Data Analyst

Humand Talent
London
1 year ago
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Senior Data AnalystAre you ready to turn data intoimpactful insights that drive success in an innovative andfast-moving industry?Do you thrive on leveraging technicalexpertise to influence business outcomes?If youre looking or yournext big career opportunity, this role is tailor-made for you!WhyThis Opportunity Stands OutJoin a forward-thinking organisation asa Senior Data Analyst, where your contributions will empowerstrategic decisions and fuel business growth. This is your chanceto play a pivotal role in a sector where data drives innovation.Immerse yourself in a dynamic environment with a vibrant workplaceculture, all while honing your skills and making a tangibleimpact.What You’ll DoShape Data-Driven Strategies: Develop andimplement robust data models, ETL pipelines, and visualisationtools to guide business strategies.Deliver Business Insights:Partner with stakeholders to understand challenges, translatingdata into actionable insights that optimise performance.PromoteData Empowerment: Drive self-service analytics by buildingintuitive tools and fostering data literacy across theorganisation.Inspire and Lead: Share your expertise to mentorjunior analysts, fostering a culture of collaboration andcontinuous improvement.Perks and BenefitsThis role offers more thanjust a job – it’s an opportunity to thrive in an enriching andsupportive environment.Work-Life Balance: Flexible workingarrangements that allow you to excel professionally whilemaintaining personal priorities.Unbeatable Perks: Enjoy in-houseculinary delights, gym memberships, healthcare packages, and stockoptions.Innovative Team Culture: Be part of a transparent,creative, and supportive team committed to progress andsuccess.What You Bring to the TableYou’re a results-driven dataenthusiast with a passion for problem-solving and collaboration.Here’s what we’re looking for:Technical Expertise: Proficiency inPython, SQL, and data visualisation tools like Tableau or Power BI,paired with experience in relational databases.Strategic Mindset: Aproven ability to connect analytical insights to broader businessobjectives.Leadership Skills: A collaborative spirit with thedesire to lead, coach, and inspire others.Added Advantage:Certifications like CDS or CAP are a bonus but not arequirement.Ready to Take the Leap?If you’re passionate abouttransforming data into action, building strong relationships, anddriving success in an exciting industry, we’d love to hear fromyou! This is your chance to make a meaningful impact and grow yourcareer in a supportive and forward-thinkingenvironment

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