Senior Data Analyst

Lime Street
10 months ago
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About the Role:

We are seeking a talented graduate with a numerate background to join a leading Lloyd’s insurance group as a Data Analyst within their Actuarial Pricing team.

This position offers an exciting opportunity to support the development of pricing models and management information (MI) dashboards while collaborating with underwriting teams.

Prior experience in data analytics or programming (such as Python or SQL) is highly desirable. The role is a contract position until December 2025, with potential for extension.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Design, build, and enhance Power BI dashboards to meet business requirements and provide key insights

  • Support data manipulation, testing, and ensure documentation accuracy

  • Work closely with underwriting and pricing teams to develop and implement MI solutions

  • Explore and develop new techniques to improve MI capabilities, data quality, and operational efficiency

  • Train stakeholders on new dashboards and maintain documentation

  • Provide support with Excel-based pricing models using VBA when necessary

    Technical Skills & Requirements:

  • Proficiency with SQL, Power Query, DAX, and Excel for data analysis, transformation, and visualization

  • Experience using Python or R for data analysis, automation, and problem-solving

  • Strong ability to present complex data in a clear, visual format using tools like Power BI or Tableau

    Education & Experience:

  • A 2.1 or 1st class degree in a numerate discipline (e.g., Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science)

  • Strong ‘A’ level results (B or higher), particularly in Mathematics

    Personal Attributes:

  • Exceptional attention to detail, particularly with numerical data and report clarity

  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to meet deadlines

  • Excellent teamwork and communication abilities, with the ability to interact with stakeholders at all levels

    Why This Opportunity?

    This is a great chance to work in a growing, dynamic environment, offering hybrid working and a diverse, inclusive culture. The organization has experienced significant growth and continues to expand globally, offering excellent benefits and a flexible, supportive working environment

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