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Business Intelligence Analyst - Public Sector

Sheffield
1 year ago
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The Business Intelligence Analyst role calls for a dedicated professional capable of shaping and leading data-driven strategies. The position requires exceptional expertise in analytics, with the ability to interpret complex data and convert it into actionable business insights.

Client Details

The organisation employs over 5000 individuals across various departments. With a strong presence in South Yorkshire, the company is committed to improving health outcomes through innovation, research, and a patient-focused approach.

Description

Leading and developing data-driven strategies in the healthcare department.
Interpreting complex data and converting it into actionable business insights.
Creating and maintaining reports, dashboards, and data models to support decision making.
Collaborating with various teams to understand data needs and deliver appropriate solutions.
Ensuring data integrity and maintaining high standards of data quality.
Providing training and support to staff on data management and interpretation.
Contributing to the development of data governance policies.
Staying abreast of the latest trends and advancements in business intelligence and healthcare analytics.Profile

A successful Business Intelligence Analyst should have:

A strong educational background in data science, statistics, or a related field.
Proven experience in business intelligence, data analysis, or a similar role.
Excellent proficiency in data analysis tools and software.
Strong understanding of healthcare analytics and its application in improving patient outcomes.
Exceptional problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure.
Strong communication skills with the ability to explain complex data in simple terms.
Excel, PivotTables, SQL, PowerBI, Power QueryJob Offer

A competitive salary in the range of £40,000 to £50,000+ per year.
Enrollment in a UK-leading pension scheme.
A healthy work-life balance with generous holiday leave.
A supportive and collaborative working environment.
Opportunities for professional development and career growth.We encourage all candidates who are eager to drive change and make a significant impact in the healthcare industry to apply. This is an excellent opportunity to join a team that values innovation, collaboration, and the well-being of

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