Data Analyst

Intellect Group
Stevenage
8 months ago
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Data Analyst – 4-Day Working Week | £35,000 | Hybrid – Hertfordshire


Are you a data-driven problem solver who’s passionate about turning numbers into action? Do you thrive in environments where your analysis can directly influence continuous improvement? If so, we have a rare and rewarding opportunity for aData Analystto join a respected organisation in the dispute resolution and consumer protection sector.


This is a permanent role, offered on a32-hour, 4-day working week, with a salary of up to£35,000(equivalent to ~£38k–£40k pro rata on a full-time basis). You’ll also enjoy a supportive, mission-led culture and flexible hybrid working (3 days/week on-site in Stevenage).


🔍The Role


You’ll be the data expert in the room—owning dashboards, shaping strategy through insights, and collaborating across departments to ensure data is used to its full potential. This isn’t a role for someone who needs their hand held; we’re looking for someone who brings ideas, solves problems before they arise, and has the confidence to challenge the status quo.


🧠What You’ll Be Doing


  • Designing and managingdashboards and scorecardswith minimal input
  • Building intuitivereal-time drill-down reportsusingPower BI(orAmazon Quicksight)
  • Writing advancedSQL queriesto extract and manipulate data from internal systems
  • Working with stakeholders to improveCRM/CMS workflowsand business processes
  • Configuring systems, understandingdata interdependencies, and managing change impacts
  • Proactively identifying what the businessshouldbe tracking — and implementing it


🧩What We’re Looking For


  • A self-starting analyst wholives and breathes data
  • Proven experience withPower BI,SQL, and CRM/CMS workflows
  • A sharp communicator with confidence and credibility across teams
  • A natural business analyst who can improve processes as well as surface insights
  • Someone who enjoysteaching others about their dataand isn’t afraid to challenge assumptions


💼 What’s In It For You?


  • £35,000 salary (based on 32 hours/week)
  • True4-day work week(Fridays off!)
  • Flexible hybrid working model
  • Work with a values-led organisation that makes a positive impact on consumers
  • Ownership of the data function, with the freedom to innovate and influence


This role is being managed exclusively byIntellect Group, on behalf of a well-established ombudsman organisation committed to fairness, transparency, and innovation in dispute resolution.


If you're ready to shape the data strategy in a forward-thinking environment, we’d love to hear from you.


Apply now or contact Intellect Group for a confidential chat.

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