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Data Analyst / Contract / Lincolnshire

An urgent requirement has become available for a Data Analyst to join a client of mine on an initial 6 month contract.

This role is based in Grimsby and will require some onsite work, but can largely be worked on a remote basis.

This role is specifically focused around people analytics within the organisation. You will need excellent analytical skills, being able to decipher information from various systems and be able to communicate this information to the wider team

Experience required;

  • Use business intelligence tools to explore and organise people data
  • Build complex databases of people data
  • Work with stakeholders to develop questions and hypotheses to provide insight into people issues
  • Conduct research design using quantitative and qualitative methods
  • Conduct complex data analysis, and identify patterns and trends in people data
  • Create data models
  • Create data visualisations and use storytelling techniques to inform decision-making on people issues

Interviews can be conducted right away with a view of starting towards the end of Jan / start of Feb.

Apply with your latest CV via the link below / email me (Joss. Escott@ Roberthalf. co. uk)

Data Analyst / Contract / Lincolnshire

Robert Half Ltd acts as an employment business for temporary positions and an employment agency for permanent positions. Robert Half is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. Suitable candidates with equivalent qualifications and more or less experience can apply. Rates of pay and salary ranges are dependent upon your experience, qualifications and training. If you wish to apply, please read our Privacy Notice describing how we may process, disclose and store your personal data:roberthalf.com/gb/en/privacy-notice.

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