Information Systems Data Analyst

Blackburn
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Information Systems Data Analyst

Salary £31,456 to £35,403 gross per annum

37hrs Full Time

Generous staff benefits

You'll have access to a wide range of benefits and support, including, but not limited to: 

Employee Assistance Programme with a 24/7/365 helpline for advice and support 
Regular Staff Physical Activity Sessions and reduced-price gym membership 
Cycle to Work Scheme 
Family-friendly policies 
Free eye tests and contribution to VDU-use-only glasses 
Several food outlets with a variety of menu choices 
A full range of discounted professional Hair & Beauty services provided by the Academy Salon 
Professional bakery offering a variety of fresh breads, cakes, and ready meals. 

In this role you will play an active role in the development of the Information Systems and Business Intelligence Team services and project-manage the introduction of newly introduced systems throughout the entire project life cycle.

You will also be working with the Information Systems and Business Intelligence Manager to develop ebs Ontrack/Central and assist in the delivery of training for key college staff for all Systems and Reporting requirements. 

You will provide outstanding systems support, which meets the needs of internal stakeholders and supports the team in meeting their service standards. 

What we are looking for:

You should have a UK or ENIC recognised degree in a relevant subject or equivalent vocational qualification. You must have competency in the use of SQL Server Reporting Services and SQL Server Management Studio and recent knowledge and experience of SQL scripting.

You will have excellent IT skills and are highly proficient in the use of MS Office suite and experience of working with complex relational databases.

You must have qualification certificates that confirm you have achieved a minimum of level 2 in English and Maths.

Our College has nearly 700 people employed in a vast range of roles and feels more like a community than a workplace, and this sense of collaboration is just one of the benefits of working here. We strive to make our employee community a welcoming, caring, and enthusiastic one, fuelling ambition with opportunities and support to help us all achieve our personal and professional goals.

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Close date 13/3/25

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