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Our Client is offering an opportunity for a data analyst to diversify their skillset and enter the construction industry. HPC requires a large amount of data analysis whether it be based around Excel datasets, Power BI or other means of Data collection and presentation. The successful candidate will be responsible for the manipulation and distribution of data to satisfy multiple stakeholders, whilst complying with the general principles of the data analytics lifecycle.

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  • Power BI/Power Query/Tableau/SQL/PYTHON

    Preferred qualifications:

  • Degree or equivalent education in Data Analysis or related field

  • Certification in Business Intelligence Software such as Power BI or Tableau

    If you feel you are suited to this job role, please get in touch via this job advert with your CV for a call to discuss
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