Harnham
Business Intelligence Analyst

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BI Analyst
Location: London, Leeds (1 day per month in office)
Salary: £46,000 + Benefits
Sponsorship: No sponsorship offered
Experience: 2 years minimum
Looking for a BI Analyst role where your work directly influences major workforce and business decisions? This is an opportunity to join a highly respected organisation at the centre of workforce strategy, delivering complex analysis and modelling that helps shape critical decision-making. Working within a specialist analytics team, you'll combine technical expertise with stakeholder engagement to provide insights that have genuine organisational impact.
The Company
This organisation plays a significant role in supporting workforce planning, employment policy and strategic decision-making across a large and complex sector. Their analytical function provides evidence-based insight used to inform senior leaders, policy teams and external stakeholders.
The Role
As a BI Analyst, you will be responsible for delivering workforce and financial analysis that supports policy development, workforce planning and operational decision-making.
Key responsibilities include:
- Building and maintaining complex workforce and financial models in Excel.
- Analysing large datasets to identify trends, risks and opportunities.
- Producing cost modelling and impact assessments for proposed business initiatives and workforce changes.
- Developing scenario planning and forecasting models to support strategic decisions.
- Translating business and policy questions into analytical specifications.
- Creating reports, dashboards and presentations for both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Providing evidence-based recommendations to senior stakeholders.
- Supporting stakeholder discussions through clear, objective analysis.
- Collaborating with colleagues across analytics, policy and operational teams.
- Contributing to the continuous improvement of analytical processes and methodologies.
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Your Skills & Experience
To be successful in this BI Analyst role, you'll have:
- Advanced Excel skills, including complex modelling, Pivot Tables, formulas, charts and VBA/macros.
- Strong analytical experience working with large and complex datasets.
- Demonstrable experience building and improving financial, operational or workforce models.
- The ability to explain technical findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience balancing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- A degree in a quantitative discipline such as Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Engineering, Computer Science or a related STEM subject.


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Desirable experience includes:
- Python, R or SPSS.
- Workforce analytics, people analytics or public sector analysis.
- Exposure to workforce planning, reward, compensation or operational modelling.
What They Offer
- Salary of £46,000.
- Flexible and remote working options.
- One office visit per month.
- Opportunity to work on high-profile analytical projects with real-world impact.
- Exposure to senior stakeholders and strategic decision-making.
- Ongoing professional development and learning opportunities.
- Potential future leadership responsibilities within the analytics function.
- Collaborative and supportive team environment.
How to Apply
If you're an analytically minded BI Analyst with advanced Excel modelling skills and a passion for turning complex data into actionable insight, please apply today to learn more about this opportunity.
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