Data Analyst – London – Hybrid – 6 month FTC - £53,000 pro rata

ASHDOWN GROUP
London
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Data Analyst – London – Hybrid – 6 month FTC - £53,000 pro rata


SQL – Power BI - Python

 

A well established and growing business based in Central London (near Waterloo) are looking for a capable, confident Data Analyst with expertise in SQL and Power BI to join them on a 6 month FTC.

 

As the organisation’s sole Data Analyst, you will play a pivotal role in delivering the operational elements of the Data Strategy. Working closely with the Director of Technology and Data, you will help drive the transformation of how they use data, enhancing insight, decision-making and impact across the organisation.

 

The primary goal is to ensure that they have the technical capabilities and structures in place, to use data from across the business to maximise efficiency. You will lead the establishment and maturity of foundational components, including data governance, quality and process validation. You'll collaborate with business, technical and supplier teams, to advance automation, data warehousing and ethical AI capabilities.

 

You are responsible for implementing and governing the data architecture that empowers colleagues across the organisation to access and interpret trusted data independently. This fundamental work helps embed and scale a culture of self-service and data-led decision-making. Your contribution will ensure tru...

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