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Contract Data Analyst (Mid-level)

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Contract Data Analyst | 3–6 Months | Outside IR35 | Fully Remote
We’re partnered exclusively with a leading consumer-focused organisation who are looking for a Contract Data Analyst with around 2–4 years’ experience to join the business and take ownership of key data, reporting and insight activities.
This is a hands-on, midweight Contract Data Analyst role for someone who enjoys being close to the data and making sure the business has the information it needs to operate effectively. You’ll keep reporting and data processes running, build and automate recurring reports, respond to ad hoc data requests, extract data from the warehouse and work with teams across the business to turn requirements into practical solutions.
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Key Responsibilities:
- 2–4 years’ experience in Data Analysis, MI, Reporting or a similar hands-on role, with strong SQL skills
- Experience working with Snowflake or another data warehouse, including data sources, ETL and data pipelines
- Strong Tableau and Excel skills, with experience building and automating recurring reports
- Comfortable handling ad hoc data requests, extracting data from the warehouse and delivering accurate analysis to stakeholders
- Experience working with customer data, segmentation, CRM or marketing campaigns
- Commercially minded, able to understand stakeholder requirements and advise on the best data or reporting solution
- Proactive and hands-on, able to troubleshoot data/reporting issues and take ownership of keeping key processes running
- Curious, organised and solutions-focused, with the ability to improve existing processes, automate manual work and turn data into useful business insight


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Contract Details:
- £250–£275/day
- 3–6 month contract
- Outside IR35
- Fully remote – UK, On-site required for onboarding in North-west England
- Start w/c 21 September
- Must be available to interview early next week
This is a great opportunity for a hands-on midweight Data Analyst who wants to take ownership, keep the data and reporting function running, automate processes and work closely with the wider business.
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