Senior Data Analyst, Power BI

Pearson Carter
Belfast
1 year ago
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Senior Data Analyst, on-site, up to £50K!

 

Pearson Carter are currently working with a renowned M&;E company, based in Northern Ireland. They are looking to add a Senior Data Analyst to their IT team. This is a perfect role for someone with leadership experience who is looking to lead, mentor, and develop a team of data analysts. 

 

They offer an excellent salary of up to £50K depending on experience + pension scheme + life assurance scheme

 

Get in touch if you’re looking for your next opportunity!

 

Responsibilities

  • Lead, mentor, and develop a team of data analysts
  • Develop and manage advanced Power BI Dashboards
  • Collaborate with senior and line managers to understand reporting needs
  • Develop and maintain KPIs that align with ISO 9001 standards

 

Experience

  • Five years' experience in Data Analysis, at least two years' in a Sr. position
  • Proven experience in developing and managing Power BI reports
  • Experience in meeting and communicating with senior management
  • Strong leadership and team management skills
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

 

Salary

They offer an excellent salary of up to £50K depending on experience + pension scheme + life assurance scheme

 

Location

Our client has an office close to Belfast. Please note, this position is on-site, five days a week in their office

 

How to Apply

Please apply asap with your CV to be considered for this position. You can also get in touch with me on  or .

 

Pearson Carter is the Global Leader in Microsoft Technology, Web, Mobile and Software Development Recruitment with specialist roles across the globe - www.pearsoncarter.com

 

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