London Irish Centre
Data Officer (0.5FTE / 12mths FTC)

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Role Overview
We are seeking a suitably experienced individual to support and demonstrate impact through meaningful and accurate data.
About the Role
The Data, Systems and Impact Officer is responsible for ensuring the charity's data and systems are accurate, efficient, secure, and fit for purpose. The postholder will be responsible for maintaining and improving organizational databases and systems, ensuring high standards of data quality and supporting colleagues to make effective use of technology.
The role also plays a key part in measuring and demonstrating the charity's impact by collecting, analyzing, and reporting on data that evidences outcomes, informs strategic decision-making, and supports continuous improvement.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys combining technical expertise with a passion for using data to improve services and supporting mission impact. The Charity is undergoing a significant re-development over the next few years, and this role is designed to add additional support during an important transitional time for the Charity.
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- Ensure the charity's data and systems are accurate, efficient, secure, and fit for purpose
- Maintain and improve organizational databases and systems
- Ensure high standards of data quality
- Support colleagues to make effective use of technology
- Collect, analyze, and report on data that evidences outcomes, informs strategic decision-making, and supports continuous improvement


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Requirements
- Applicants must have previously held a data role
- A Level Mathematics or international equivalent or have passed a mathematics module as part of a degree
- Demonstrated a rounded approach to data, systems, and impact
Compensation
- £14,500 - £17,000 for 0.5FTE (£29,000-£34,000 FTE pro rata)
- 12 months Fixed Term Contract
Application
- Please note that applicants must have previously held a data role AND have A Level Mathematics or international equivalent or have passed a mathematics module as part of a degree
- Applicants are encouraged to read the full recruitment pack prior to submitting an application
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