Senior Data Analyst

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11 months ago

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Senior Data Analyst - Contract - Remote (UK)

Outside IR35 - £300/Day

Spinks have partnered with a leading insurance firm who are looking to bolster their team with an experienced Senior Data Analyst on an initial 3 month contract basis. This role will be fully remote (UK) and falls outside IR35.

As a Senior Data Analyst, you will have the following skills/experience:

Strong demonstrable experience withPython, SQL, PowerBI & dbt.
Strong communicationskills with both technical & non-technical peers & stakeholders.
Project Delivery - ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
Financial Services/Insurance background or knowledge isbeneficial.

Contract Details:

Senior Data Analyst
3 Month Contract - Outside IR35
Fully Remote (UK)
£300/day
ASAP Start

If you're interested in this role & feel you match the above requirements, please apply now!

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