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Job Title: Graduate Data Analyst
Location: Bristol
Day Rate: £200 per day Inside IR35
Contract Length: 6 Months contract (Opportunity becomes Permanent)
Working Style: Remote Working

Role Overview:
Join our client's dynamic team as a Graduate Data Analyst! This is an exciting opportunity to leverage your Python skills in a supportive environment while contributing to impactful data initiatives. You'll work with large datasets, build intuitive dashboards, and present your findings clearly.

Key Requirements:

Strong experience in Python for data analysis
Proven ability to build and maintain dashboards
Skilled in data wrangling and handling large datasets
Excellent presentation skills for data insights

Additional Info:

Django experience? Not necessary! You can learn on the job.
Flexible remote working options available for the perfect work-life balance.
Potential to transition to a permanent role after 6 months!

Why Join them?

Be part of a vibrant team making a difference in the central government sector.
Work remotely with flexible hours that suit your lifestyle.
Competitive daily rate of £200 while you grow your career.

If you're ready to kickstart your data journey, apply today and help us transform data into actionable insights!

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