Data Analyst

Pertemps
Tamworth
1 year ago
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We have a permanent opportunity to work or well established and well known client in Tamworth for a Data Analyst reporting into our Finance Director. The role is working Monday to Friday at our amazing office, you will also work across our other sites . You’ll be fundamental to leveraging data to enhance our visitors' experience, optimize operations, and support strategic decision-making. This position requires a balance of advanced technical skills, the ability to conduct in-depth analyses, and the capacity to communicate clear and impactful results. As an employee you will enjoy extensive benefits, full support in your role and you will be joining a fantastic business as we embark on the next chapter of our journey Your responsibilities as a Data Analyst will include but not be limited to; - Maintaining existing reports and dashboards - Analysing needs and obtaining validation from user teams - To determine project plans and appropriate resources - Collecting, preparation, and analysing data - Ensuring ongoing delivered solutions and data quality - Working in collaboration with our holding company Lopping’s Data Analyst What’s in it for you as our Data Analyst? - You will be working a 40-hour week generally Monday to Friday with some flexibility required - Fun benefits to be disclosed at Interview stage - 30 days holiday inclusive of Bank Holidays - Wellness program Key Skills as a Data Analyst - Degree in statistics, computer science, mathematics, or a related - Previous experience of 5 to 10 years as a Data Analyst and/or Data - Proficiency in data analysis tools such as SQL, Excel, R, or - Strong problem-solving and critical thinking - Knowledge of PowerBI would be Key Attributes as a Data Analyst - Team Spirit: Work closely with various teams within the group to solve problems and improve - Intellectual Curiosity: Be passionate about continuous learning, stay updated with industry trends, and be open to new methods and technologies. - Communication: Ability to explain technical concepts clearly and concisely to non-experts and to work in partnership with colleagues with diverse skills. - Results-Oriented: Be goal-focused and capable of transforming data into concrete actions to improve our amusement

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