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Finance Data Analyst

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1 year ago
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Well known and growing business based in the Bury area requires a Finance Data Analyst for thier growing finance team.

Reporting to the Head of Finance this is an excellent role for someone who has a background within finance and data manmagement. You will also have strong experience in advanced excel.

Duties of the role will include:

  • Monitoring high volumes of data coming into the business from clients

  • Validating and reconciling data

  • Dealing with queries in connection to the data

  • Working with internal departments in order to resolve issues

  • Looking at consent data management, performance and efficiency and assisting the team with improvements

  • Data cleansing

  • Providing monthly reporting packs for senior management

    The right candidate for this role will have;

  • Advanced excel, including V lookups, Indexing and Pivot Tables

  • Excellent attention to detail

  • VB Skills are an advantage

  • Good communication and written skills

  • A background in finance

    This is an excellent role that will offer you progression and development to the right person

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