Edenbrook
Junior Digital Finance Analyst, Insurance

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Junior Digital Finance Analyst
We are currently partnering with a rapidly growing specialty Insurer to recruit a Junior Digital Finance Analyst. The successful candidate will support the transformation of the finance and actuarial function by contributing to solutions that automate manual work, improve data quality, and enhance existing tools.
Key responsibilities;
- Review existing financial and actuarial processes to identify opportunities for automation and improvement.
- Identify manual processes, duplication, and data quality issues that can be streamlined or eliminated.
- Support the scoping, design, development, and testing of new data and reporting solutions.
- Develop dashboards and reports using modern tools and data analytics best practices.
- Maintain and enhance existing solutions to ensure they remain effective and reliable.
- Support the design and implementation of data controls to improve accuracy and data quality.
- Explore and implement established finance and digital solutions to support business transformation.
- Collect, organize, and analyze financial and actuarial datasets from multiple sources.
- Generate data-driven insights to support business decisions and improve operational performance.
- Support the development of predictive and analytical models to identify financial trends and risk factors.
- Assist with the implementation of new solutions, stakeholder communication, and user training.
- Support cross-functional transformation projects from initial planning through to successful delivery.
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- Background working within the Insurance industry.
- Studying towards or holding relevant qualifications and/or work experience in Finance or Actuarial Science.
- Working knowledge of Excel, including Power Query / Power Pivot.
- Exposure to data visualization tools such as Power BI or Tableau.
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