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Data Analyst

Orion Electrotech
City of London
1 month ago
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Overview

Data Analyst

Orion is partnered with a leading renewable energy business that is rolling out advanced data solutions across its operations. We are recruiting a forward-thinking and driven Data Analyst to join their Information Management team.

The successful candidate will turn complex data into actionable insights, build dashboards, and develop AI agents to improve productivity across the business.

Data Analyst Benefits
  • Competitive Salary £50,000 – £60,000
  • 26 days annual leave bank holidays
  • Hybrid working – 3–4 days in the office
Data Analyst Duties
  • Build and maintain Power BI dashboards and data models
  • Connect to and manage data sources within Microsoft Azure & data lakes
  • Use Python for complex queries to improve data accuracy and automation
  • Support engineers in adopting AI tools to create SOPs and solve operational issues
  • Ensure data quality and consistency across all platforms
Data Analyst Required Experience
  • Power BI, DAX, and data modelling experience
  • Microsoft Azure (data lakes, SQL)
  • Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently
  • Python for data queries and automation – advantageous
  • Interest in renewable energy is a bonus but not essential

If you like the look of this Data & AI Analyst role, then click and apply, or, for further information, please contact Jamie Garcia-Courtice –

Due to the volume of applications we receive, unfortunately, we are not able to respond to every application personally, so if you have not heard back from us within 5 working days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful. To see our other available vacancies please visit our website.


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