The Data & Analytics Analyst provides high quality analytical input to develop and implement innovative processes, analyzes complex data to uncover business opportunities, and ensures data quality. The role includes conducting options analysis, managing business requirements, performing data manipulation, and visualizing data to support business strategies.
Join us as a Data & Analytics Analyst
- Take on a new challenge within a Data & Insights team supporting our People Domain, and help us shape the future of our business
- You’ll be managing the analysis of complex data to identify business issues and opportunities, and supporting the delivery of high quality business solutions
- We're committed to mapping a career path that works for you, with a focus on helping you build new skills and engage with the latest ideas and technologies in data analytics
- This role is available for a period of for a 12 months
What you'll do
As a Data & Analytics Analyst, you’ll be providing high quality analytical input to support the development and implementation of innovative processes and problem resolution. You’ll be capturing, validating and documenting business and data requirements, making sure they are in line with key strategic principles.
We’ll look to you to interrogate, interpret and visualise large volumes of data to identify, support and challenge business opportunities and identify solutions.
You’ll also be:
- Conducting and supporting options analysis, identifying the most appropriate solution
- Accountable for the full traceability and linkage of business requirements of analytics outputs
- Seeking opportunities to challenge and improve current business processes, ensuring the best result for the customer
- Performing data extraction, storage, manipulation, processing and analysis
- Creating and executing quality assurance at various stages of the project in order to validate the analysis and to ensure data quality, identify data inconsistencies, and resolve as needed
The skills you'll need
You’ll need a background in business analysis tools and techniques, along with the ability to influence through communications tailored to a specific audience. Additionally, you’ll need the ability to use core technical skills.
You’ll also demonstrate:
- Strong experience in analytics and reporting, with proficiency in its core tools
- Specialist knowledge in data management to support analytics
- Adept skills in data interpretation and visualisation
- Proficiency in SQL, Excel and data visualisation tools, such as Tableau
- Knowledge of AWS and ETL tools
- A keen eye for detail in your work
Hours
35
Job Posting Closing Date:
16/03/2025
Ways of Working:Hybrid
Top Skills
AWS
Etl Tools
Excel
SQL
Tableau
NatWest Group Edinburgh, Scotland Office
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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