Senior Data Analyst

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12 months ago

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Senior Data and Reporting Analyst

Power BI | Dataverse | SQL

Up to £70,000

Remote – UK.

Are you ready to shape the future of data and reporting for an entire organization? This is a unique opportunity to join a greenfield project and take the lead in establishing a robust data and reporting framework from the ground up.

As a Senior Data and Reporting Analyst, you will play a pivotal role in transforming how the business manages, interprets, and leverages data. Working closely with a small, dynamic Data team, you will have ownership of this area to improve data and reporting. You’ll be working with Dataerse to clean, organize, and prepare data for analysis

You’ll also lead and mentor a small Data team (prior line management experience is not required).

Skills we are looking for:

Proven experience in data cleaning, organization, and visualization.
Previous line management experience would be a bonus but not essential
The ability to create interactive and intuitive dashboards with Power BI
Experience working with Microsoft Dataverse
Good understanding of API’s
Advanced SQL skills for querying datasets
Fantastic stakeholder engagement

If you are interested and would like to find out more, please apply!

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