Talentedge
IT Data & Reporting Analyst

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IT Data & Reporting Analyst
London (4 days in office)
Well known Consumer brand
Salary up to £45,000 + Fantastic bonus and package
Talentedge Tech are working with a well-known, fast-growing consumer brand that's investing heavily in technology and data. They're looking for an IT Data & Reporting Analyst to take ownership of reporting and dashboards, helping the business make smarter decisions every single day.
Please note that the client cannot provide sponsorship for this role
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys getting under the skin of data, solving problems, and working closely with stakeholders across the business.
What you'll be doing:
- Designing, building and maintaining Power BI dashboards and reports that drive business decisions
- Writing SQL (needed) and ideally Python (desirable) to extract, manipulate and analyse data
- Investigating data issues end-to-end, following the journey from source systems through the data warehouse to reporting
- Gathering reporting requirements from stakeholders and turning them into practical solutions
- Supporting forecasting and predictive analytics initiatives
- Working alongside IT teams and external data partners to continuously improve reporting capability
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What we're looking for:
- Strong SQL skills
- Experience building reports and dashboards in Power BI (or similar, but Power BI used here)
- An understanding of data warehousing and reporting architecture would be an advantage
- A naturally curious, analytical mindset with excellent problem-solving skills
- Someone who enjoys working with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Someone who is commercially aware, we're looking for someone that likes to understand "why" they are doing something.


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Nice to have:
- Microsoft Fabric exposure (or a desire to learn)
- Python and/or Spark
- A desire to learn, understand and implement Data modelling, Data Architecture & ETL
- Experience within retail, hospitality or a fast-paced consumer environment would be a big plus.
What's in it for you:
- Salary up to £45,000
- Bonus up to 25% (!) of your basic salary
- Free lunches
- Hybrid working, central London office (4 days in office, 1 day from home)
This is an excellent opportunity to join a business where data is genuinely at the heart of decision making, offering plenty of scope to develop your technical skills and grow into modern data platform technologies over time.
Sound like you? Apply now!
Please note that the client cannot provide sponsorship for this role
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