Data Analyst

Hereford
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Project Data Analyst

A small but dynamic engineering developer in the renewable energy sector is seeking a Project Data Analyst. This company specialises in renewable energy generation and sustainability solutions, providing comprehensive design, build, and support services. Their expertise spans consultancy, retrofitting, servicing, and plant optimisation. With a lean team, they are dedicated to driving efficiency, safety and profitability for renewable energy operations.

As part of their continuing growth, they are seeking a Project Data Analyst to manage and analyse large datasets from a diverse client base. You will play a critical role in delivering focused, insightful dashboards and datasets that support safe and profitable renewable energy plant operations.

Key Responsibilities of the Project Data Analyst include:

  • Collect, analyse, and interpret data to provide actionable insights for renewable energy systems and sustainable technology plant operations.

  • Develop and deliver customised dashboards and reports tailored to individual client needs.

  • Monitor and review existing client operations, ensuring compliance with service and maintenance requirements.

  • Work closely with clients from large industrial operations, agri-businesses, and high-net-worth individuals to understand and meet their unique priorities.

  • Engage in problem-solving and practical on-site evaluations to ensure optimal plant performance.

  • Support the development of innovative solutions that improve efficiency and environmental impact.

  • Assist in the implementation and ongoing development of a proprietary app designed to enhance operational efficiency.

  • Contribute to strategic company growth by identifying opportunities for operational and technological improvements.

    Skills & Experience:

  • Strong data analysis and problem-solving skills.

  • Experience in renewable energy and sustainability industries is highly desirable.

  • Engineering background preferred but not essential.

  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a small team.

  • Strong communication skills, with the ability to convey complex data insights concisely.

  • Willingness to engage with on-the-ground operations and understand practical plant functionality.

  • Ability to multitask, think strategically, and view challenges from a big-picture perspective.

  • Proactive mindset with a drive to innovate and optimise renewable energy systems.

    What’s on Offer:

  • Salary of £45,000-£55,000 depending on experience.

  • A flexible work environment with potential travel opportunities.

  • A highly collaborative and dynamic team.

  • The opportunity to work on cutting-edge renewable energy projects.

  • A role that allows for professional growth and the ability to influence company direction.

  • The satisfaction of contributing to environmental and commercial sustainability improvements.

    If you are passionate about renewable energy, data-driven decision-making, and problem-solving in a fast-evolving industry, we would love to hear from you

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