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Do you have experience working as a Data Analyst within a production environment? Are you looking for a long-term role with clear paths for progression? Then this chemical company looking to add a Data Analyst to the team is looking for you!


Your duties as a Data Analyst include but are not limited to the following:



  • Generate monthly reports showing statistical data on manufacturing and sales performance for the senior leadership team.
  • Manipulate, analyse and interpret complex data sets relating to departments and the business as a whole.
  • Identify, collect and migrate data from a range of sources.
  • Monitor and audit data quality.
  • Review data and identify trends to provide business insights.

Requirements:

  • Relevant degree or equivalent experience.
  • Demonstrated experience of Excel and other Microsoft packages.
  • Experience creating reports using SQL is advantageous.

For more information please apply or contact Chad Petersen at Smart4 Chemicals.


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