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Junior Data Analyst

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  • Opportunity for a Junior Data Analyst to join a retail business in Suffolk
  • Salary up to £35,000 + fantastic benefits including our Employee Discount, Free On-Site Parking, Company Pension and more!
  • Apply online or contact Chelsea Hackett via



WHO ARE WE?

We’re a long-standing retail business based in Suffolk, supplying a range of consumer products across the UK through both store and online channels. We have a friendly, down-to-earth culture and would suit someone who enjoys working in a practical, product-focused environment.



WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

In this role, you’ll be responsible for analysing product and campaign performance across our catalogues, producing regular sales reports, and keeping key business dashboards up to date. You’ll support direct mail activity by maintaining reporting and using data tools to identify the most effective customer segments for future campaigns. You’ll also handle day-to-day catalogue request administration and be encouraged to use your initiative to spot opportunities and make recommendations that support sales growth.



OUR BENEFITS:

  • Free Parking
  • Frequent Staff Socials
  • Company Pension
  • Training and development opportunities
  • Employee Discount
  • And More..



JUNIOR DATA ANALYST – ESSTENTIAL SKILLS

  • Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret data and produce clear insights
  • Accuracy and attention to detail when working with data and reports
  • Proactive mindset with the confidence to suggest improvements and identify opportunities
  • Strong communication skills to present findings to stakeholders concisely



TO BE CONSIDERED…

Please either apply by clicking online or emailing me directly . By applying to this role you give express consent for us to process and submit (subject to required skills) your application to our client in conjunction with this vacancy only.

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