Data Analyst

Mansfield
6 months ago
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Job Title: Data Analyst
Location: Mansfield, NG18 4RG (Hybrid Working Available)
Contract Length: 3 months (with potential for extension or permanent role)
Pay Rate: £14.05 - £16.96 per hour (depending on experience)
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am – 4pm (or similar)

Are you a Data Analyst, or someone with strong Excel skills, looking for your next role? Severn Trent is seeking a detail-oriented and analytical individual to join their data team, working on essential projects involving old mining pipes and flood prevention.

Key Responsibilities:

Analyze data using Excel, including pulling reports and occasional use of pivot tables.
Clean and process data, ensuring accuracy and integrity.
Manage multiple inboxes and handle processing of photographic evidence.
Work closely with the Coal Authority, reporting on data that has been processed.
Communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders to resolve queries and discrepancies.
What We’re Looking For:

Intermediate Excel skills (pivot tables, automated processes).
Strong attention to detail with the ability to ask the right questions.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and communicate effectively across teams.
A background in data analysis, though open to different industries and experiences.
Why Join Us?

Hybrid working available after training (3 days in the office, 2 from home; Fridays always from home).
A supportive team environment with opportunities for growth – recent promotions have opened this role.
An opportunity to work on impactful projects related to flood prevention and environmental safety.
Application Process: Interviews will be competency-based, followed by an Excel assessment

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