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Title: Principle Data Analyst

Location: Newham

Hours: 9-5pm Mon-Fri

Salary: PAYE £310.39 day rate/Umbrella £400.00 day rate

Temporary: Role is until December with a possibility of extension

Are you a skilled Principal Data Analyst ready to take on a new challenge? Our client, a leading organisation in the housing sector, is seeking a motivated individual like you to join their dynamic team. As a Principal Data Analyst, you will play a crucial role in developing and delivering data collections for our client's social housing stock. Your expertise will be vital in translating data requirements, developing cleaning strategies, and identifying emerging needs for their Housing Capital Programme.

Key Responsibilities:

Assist the Lead Asset Manager in planning and coordinating data processes to ensure accurate and updated stock condition data.
Analyse and report on gathered data to fulfil regulatory requirements and communicate insights to stakeholders.
Utilise Microsoft technologies, including Excel and PowerBI, to produce timely and reliable reports and analytical solutions.
Implement data governance frameworks and practises to ensure compliance and mitigate risks.
Support the delivery of relevant data tooling aligned with the Asset Management Strategy.
Contribute to data system administration and configuration to maintain up-to-date and accurate data models.
Drive advances in efficiency and reduce dependencies across the Housing Capital Programme.
Provide ongoing support and guidance to stakeholders, enabling them to leverage data for success.Qualifications:

Proven experience as a Principal Data Analyst or similar role.
Proficiency in data management tools, analytics software, and Microsoft technologies.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders.
Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Knowledge of housing or asset management is a plus.Join our client's dedicated team and make a meaningful impact on housing services. Apply now and take your career to the next level!

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