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Data Analyst

VPZ
Edinburgh
1 week ago
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VPZ is a family-run business with 600+ staff. We have grown from just 1 store in Edinburgh to over 180 stores across the whole of the UK and we’re not stopping there. We are known for setting and driving the standards within the vape industry.


This is a great chance to join our growing Data team within our Head Office in Newbridge, Edinburgh.


About the role:


Covering day-to-day reporting along with ad hoc requests, providing verbal and written context to reports as well as taking the initiative to provide key insights based on your findings or from the wider team.


You will be responsible for updating and maintaining databases and day-to-day reporting, while troubleshooting issues that might arise within the reporting suite. Providing regular sales, product, and customer reports throughout the business and creating new reporting as and when required for stakeholders at all levels.


What you'll need:


  • Full understanding of data structuring, modelling, and cleansing.
  • Extensive experience building dashboards from the ground up using data visualization software (Power BI or Tableau preferably).
  • Strong Excel skills


Nice to have:


  • Experience of analyzing data within a retail environment.
  • Experience with SQL or Python.


Applicants must be 18 years old or above, any subsequent job offer is subject to pre employment screening checks.

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