Undergraduate Data Analytics Consultant

Telefonica Tech
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4 weeks ago
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Job Description

The Role  

Working as part of a small team, you will help address the challenges of big data for the modern business.

The role specifically involves being part of project teams undertaking Business Intelligence related projects and solutions. The position is varied and will offer the potential to get involved in many areas of our projects, including Database design and build, software architecture and build, and data migration and integration. There will be flexibility to work on several projects, across numerous industries, giving a well-rounded introduction to the BI industry.  Additionally, you will be expected to undertake several extra internal responsibilities that assist the management team in company development.

We’re looking for a dynamic individual with exceptional interpersonal skills who is passionate about the industry and eager to learn new skills. The successful candidate may be offered a permanent, graduate position on conditional completion of their final year.  

"My placement year at TTUK&I was a truly rewarding experience which was made even better by the great

company culture. I got to work across multiple real-world projects with different clients throughout the year

alongside the best people in the industry. I developed not only my technical skill-set but my personal skills too,

thanks to the great training and support provided by the Adatis team. I strongly encourage anyone who is

looking to apply!" -Alex Kordabacheh, Portsmouth University, Business Information Systems

 

The Requirements

You will have completed your second year at University and seeking a 1 year industry placement. Whilst a degree in a related area is desirable, we will consider candidates who demonstrate a genuine passion for data analytics.

Whilst we adopt a flexible approach to working, you can expect to spend your working time at our offices in London or Farnham, working on client sites, or at home; so a degree of flexibility will be required.
This is a client-facing role; therefore, you must be comfortable discussing technical concepts in clear and concise language. You must have good communication skills and an ability to work to tight time scales and under pressure.


Qualifications

Training and Development

All roles include plenty of on-the-job experience. As an undergraduate, you will also enjoy technical and consulting training sessions. These will give you the skills and competencies needed to continue to provide innovative solutions to meet our clients’ needs, as well as building your confidence and experience in proactively managing client relationships.

As you progress through your career, you will have access to a variety of interactive training sessions to increase your experience and help you develop into a Consultant more quickly.



Additional Information

We don’t believe hiring is a tick box exercise, so if you feel that you don’t match the job description 100%, but would still be a great fit for role, please get in touch.

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