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People & Finance Data Analyst

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Job Description

Working closely with Telefónica Tech’s UK&I leadership team to collect, analyse and report management data to support decisions on day-to-day operations, strategic planning and specific business performance issues. The role requires a strong and collaborative individual who is detail oriented, capable of doing analysis across multiple data platforms, translating these insights into actionable recommendations.

Responsibilities

Reporting and Analytics:

  • Work with internal teams to identify and gather information needed to support business objectives and goals;
  • Gather and present data to improve management reporting and support senior leadership team decisions;
  • Use data to recommend and facilitate business optimisation programmes;
  • Identify process gaps through the analysis of data;
  • Assist with data management and clean-up when necessary.

 

Operational Support:

  • Provide operational support by improving the operational systems, processes and policies in support of the business goals, specifically support better management reporting, information flow and management and organisational planning;
  • Coordinate planning, prepare necessary materials and liaise with internal teams to deliver flawless execution of projects or initiatives;
  • Identify gaps in current operational model and collaborate with internal teams to plan and implement solutions;
  • Investigate and recommend best practices to ensure consistency across team procedures;
  • Efficiently and accurately complete operations and administrative duties;
  • Complete research requests on new and existing initiatives.

 

Skills

  • Strong planning and multi-tasking skills to prioritise numerous projects and ensure data is delivered in an understandable manner to the end user;
  • Exceptional analytical skills with ability to develop insights and draw conclusions beyond what is readily apparent;
  • Excellent oral and written communication to translate business needs and requirements in a clear, concise, and effective manner;
  • Ability to effectively interact with business partners at varying levels;
  • Strong interest in leveraging technology, tools, and process improvements to develop innovative solutions and drive continuous improvement;
  • Proven ability to meet established timelines;
  • Ability to identify gaps in operations;
  • Personable, adaptable and flexible with the ability to work successfully in a high-energy, fast paced, rapidly changing environment;
  • Ability to multi-task and manage multiple projects, processes, programs, and procedures simultaneously while working under pressure to meet deadlines, organizational goals and initiatives.

 


Additional Information

We don’t believe hiring is a tick box exercise, so if you feel that you don’t match the job description 100%, but would still be a great fit for role, please get in touch.

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