Data Analyst

ISR Recruitment
Southampton
9 months ago
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  • Data Analyst (Power BI)
  • Southampton (Onsite)
  • £35,000 to £40,000 per year
  • Plus an excellent company benefits package


The Opportunity:

We are currently looking for an experienced Data Analyst to assist an international technology company in the analysis of data to help drive decisions and strategy.


You will take responsibility for utilising available data to design and develop reports (primarily using Power BI and SQL) to satisfy both internal and external stakeholders.


This role would suit a highly analytical individual, with a passion for the hands-on manipulation and presentation of data, as well as an insight into its strategic use to make important decisions.

Skills and Experience:

  • Proven background working as a BI/Data analyst
  • Strong Microsoft Power BI knowledge
  • A keen interest and aptitude for data analytics and modelling
  • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
  • Confident presentational and inter-personal skills
  • Exposure to managing software and systems (e.g. Service Now or SalesforceSAP, MySQL and Microsoft Access would be highly beneficial


Role and Responsibilities:

  • Analysing datasets to uncover insights that can help optimise company and client processes
  • Developing models and visuals for a variety of datasets from internal and external sources
  • Support new business and sales opportunities developing leading edge BI platforms
  • Engineer data models, specifications and business processes
  • Identify areas for improvement and opportunities to reduce production time and costs


Please call James here at ISR on 07436 071 269 to learn more about our client based in Southampton leading the way in developing the next-generation of transport mobility through innovation and transformational technology?

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