Senior Data Analyst

Harnham
London
2 months ago
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Overview

Senior Data Analyst - 12 Month FTC - London

We are working with a membership association on an interim analytics hire.

Responsibilities
  • Lead on the collection and management of data from members and third-party sources (e.g., market research, surveys, regulatory reports).
  • Analyse and interpret internal and external datasets to create insights on market performance, business trends, and policy impact.
  • Deliver reporting and market forecasting to support both strategic initiatives and ad hoc projects.
  • Develop and maintain dashboards and visualisations (primarily in Power BI) to communicate insights effectively.
  • Work closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure smooth data collection, reporting, and communication of findings.
  • Support the identification of new data subscribers and opportunities for expanding insight delivery.
Skills and experience
  • Strong proficiency in SQL and Excel for data manipulation and analysis.
  • Experience with a visualisation tool (ideally Power BI) for building dashboards and reports.
  • Proven ability to work with third-party datasets such as survey data, market research, or regulatory/ONS data.
  • Track record of producing actionable insights using a mix of internal and external data sources.
  • Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with experience presenting insights to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Benefits

The successful Senior Data Analyst will receive a salary of up to £65,000, plus an array of additional benefits.

How to apply

Please register your interest by sending your CV to Harry Mincer via the apply link below.


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