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JobMatcha Recruitment now operate on civil, rail and construction projects across the UK and pride ourselves on empowering the worker by using our award winning technology to match workers to jobs.

We offer to upskill our workers and to maintain our workforce from project to project.

Job Details

JobMatcha are recruiting for a hard-working Commercial Data Analyst that will be working on projects working around London in a hybrid role.

Key Responsibilities

  • Liaise with Additional Works Team to ensure costs are captured accurately and submitted to leadership team to enable accurate reporting which in turn leads to submitting applications for payment in a timely manner

  • Analyse different Business Units and run reports that capture information for various stakeholders

  • Take ownership of Tasks given and see through to completion

    Skills required for this role:

  • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel is essential

  • Provide reports using Pivot tables and V Lookups

  • Knowledge of CAFM system useful but not essential - training will be provided

  • Knowledge of COINs system useful but not essential - training will be provided

  • Willingness to be part of wider team desirable

    Key Information and Benefits:

  • 8 Hours per day

  • Location Hybrid

  • Ongoing work for a Commercial Data Analyst

  • Salary: £35,000

    Additional Information:

  • Must have Right to Work in the UK

  • Must hold Valid UK driving license

    If interested in the role of a Commercial Data Analyst, then please apply ASAP

    Recruitment contact number is (phone number removed)

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