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Your role We are currently looking for an apprentice data analyst with a passion for data and data visualisation to become part of our growing our data and technology team and help us build upon our current skills and capabilities. Reporting to one of our Engineering Managers, you will initially be a part time member of one of our squads working with Data Analytics engineers, Product Development team members and stakeholders. What you'll be doing Learn how to source, process and visualise Data to provide insights and inferences. Build reports and visualisations. Analyse data from our systems, products and services and establish how to create new data and insights from this data. Build data processing processes, data models and data marts. Spend time working with other data teams in our region. Build automated tests to ensure data quality throughout processes. Build relationships with our Data and Engineering community. Work with our engineering squads as part of your apprenticeship. Critical Thinking, Analysis and Problem Solving Strong communication skills You will be able to interpret processes and data, and ask relevant questions to help refine your understanding. You can demonstrate an ability to use your initiative, take responsibility, be organised and work independently where required. High degree of self-motivation and be able to learn using both own initiative and the provided training courses Willing and able to work remotely and feel confident using video chat About Corpay Corpay is a global technology organisation that is leading the future of commercial payments with a culture of innovation that drives us to constantly create new and better ways to pay. Our specialized payment solutions help businesses control, simplify, and secure payment for fuel, general payables, toll and lodging expenses. Millions of people in over 80 countries around the world use our solutions for their payments. All offers of employment made by Corpay (and its subsidiary companies) are subject to the successful completion of satisfactory pre-employment vetting by an independent supplier (Experian). This is in accordance with Corpay's Resourcing Policy and include employment referencing, identity, adverse financial, criminal and sanctions list checks. We do this to meet our legal and regulatory requirements. Corpay is dedicated to encouraging a supportive and inclusive culture among our employees. It is within our best interest to promote diversity and eliminate discrimination in the workplace. We seek to ensure that all employees and job applicants are given equal opportunities. Notice to Agency and Search Firm Representatives: Corpay will not accept unsolicited CV's from agencies and/or search firms for this job posting. Resumes submitted to any Corpay employee by a third party agency and/or search firm without a valid written & signed search agreement, will become the sole property of Corpay. No fee will be paid if a candidate is hired for this position as a result of an unsolicited agency or search firm referral. Thank you.

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