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Data Analyst Assistant / Cynorthwy-ydd Dadansoddwr Data

Newcastle Emlyn
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The Opportunity

We have an exciting opportunity for someone who wants to make a real difference to the lives of our residents, staff and communities across Wales.

As a Data Analyst Assistant, you will join our Data & Insights team and help turn data into clear, useful information that supports services across the organisation. You will create reports and dashboards, explore patterns and help improve data quality. Your work will help staff make well-informed decisions that benefit our residents, communities and staff.

What you will be doing?

  • You will collect, prepare and analyse information from a range of sources to support day-to-day services and longer-term planning across the organisation.
  • You will create and maintain reports and dashboards, making sure the information is accurate, reliable and easy for different audiences to understand.
  • You will also spot and investigate possible errors or unusual results and help improve how information is recorded, managed and reported.
  • Working with staff across the organisation, you will respond to requests for information, help explain what the data shows and support the development of reports that meet practical business needs.
  • You will also help test new reports and dashboards, write clear guidance and support their introduction.

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  • You will communicate clearly and confidently with different audiences.
  • You should be comfortable using Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel, and have experience using formulas, charts, pivot tables or similar tools to understand and present information.
  • You should also be able to work with both numerical information and written feedback, identify patterns and use what you find to help answer questions and support decisions.

For more information about the role, please view the attached role profile or feel free to contact Emma Dawson at Emma.Dawson@wwha.co.uk for an informal chat about the role.

To Apply

Applying is easy, just click the blue button below and upload your cover letter briefly explaining why you feel ready for the role. Please include practical examples covering:

  • Where you have used information to answer a question, solve a problem or help someone make a decision.
  • An example of a report, spreadsheet, chart or other way you have presented information clearly to others.
  • Where you have spotted an error, unusual result or missing information, and what you did about it.
  • How you would make sure information is accurate and easy for others to understand before sharing it.
  • Where you have worked with someone to understand what information they needed and how you helped them.

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Applications are being accepted via our online application process only, unless a disability makes this more difficult.

If this is the case or you require any more information about the application process, please contact the Human Resources Department on 07970675480.

Closing date for applications: Monday, 5th October 2026

Assessment dates: Tuesday, 13th October 2026

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