Engineering Resource Planning Data Quality Management Senior Specialist

Gaydon
6 months ago
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Position: Data Analyst (Tableau)

Sector: Professional Services

Location: Gaydon (Hybrid)

Position Type: 6 month rolling contract

Inside / Outside IR35: Inside

Salary: up to £36.36 umbrella per hour

About the company

I am currently recruiting on behalf of a Luxury Automotive OEM based in Gaydon who are seeking a Data Analyst (Tableau) to join their team

Job Description

As Data Analyst (Tableau) your main responsibilities are:

The Engineering Resource Planning Team are seeking an exceptional individual to take the role of an Engineering Resource Planning Data Quality Management Senior Specialist, within our Clients' passionate and driven team.
With resource being their biggest asset, our Client have a fantastic opportunity for an individual to join the team to support with the management of the data and resource tools and systems.
Data is at the heart of everything the Client does, which is why this a key role within the team to manage Tableau Programme Metrics dashboards, which holds a strict monthly cadence, including benchmark analysis, trend analysis, creation of KPI's and Tableau Dashboards, continuing to refine and enhance the data reporting

Qualifications / Skills needed

Tableau Specialist, with strong IT skills, to include Excel/problem solving
Data Analytics experience, demonstrating the ability to analyse complex data and to create appropriate reports and visualisations to support discussions at all levels of the business
A degree in a technical field (e.g. IT, Engineering or Science) with strong IT skills or equivalent experience
Experience of change management or driving process improvement
A degree in a technical field (e.g. IT, Engineering or a Science subject) - preferred
Experience working in a cloud environment, e.g. GCP Python programming experience

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