Data Analyst
Merseyside, Liverpool
Data Analyst
Merseyside, Liverpool
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Start your job searchDATA ANALYTICS TEAM LEAD - MUST HAVE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE
A brand new opportunity has come up for a proven Data Analyst who has experience working with large sets of data and managing staff.
This role will suit someone looking to work for a global brand where variety and adaptability will be a key part of the role.
As a Data Analyst in a hugely busy team, you'll be involved in all aspects of data analysis and manipulating information for use across the wider business. This role will give you the opportunity to both be hands-on, but gain more exposure in delegating workload and steering a team of high calibre individuals who are pivotal in providing accurate technical insight to performance across the business. You will be managing a team of enthusiastic and highly skilled Data Analysts who will be dealing with large sets of data
Working with key stakeholders, you'll be the key conduit between finance and IT, and will be able to contribute in terms of making suggestions for continuous improvement and enhancing internal processes and procedures.
You'll be keen to take on board more responsibility from both a best practice and man-management point of view, and your previous relationship building skills will really come in to play as you will have the chance to be the face of the data team which provides daily support for business critical decisions.
If you are looking for your next challenge in this field, then please do get in touch.
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