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BI & Data Operations Analyst - Contract
Nigel Wright Group United KingdomOn-siteMid-levelengineering £350 – £350/yr Today
The Role
An exciting opportunity to join an excellent organisation on a contract basis to be part of the global analytics team. This role will require you to be fully onsite in Newcastle and will be initially for 3 months with a very strong chance of extension.
Essential for the role
Other must haves
An exciting opportunity to join an excellent organisation on a contract basis to be part of the global analytics team. This role will require you to be fully onsite in Newcastle and will be initially for 3 months with a very strong chance of extension.
Essential for the role
- Strong Power BI (critical – minimal ramp-up)
- Strong data modelling / DAX / SQL / data transformation
- Experience with large datasets / semantic models / star schema
- Exposure to Azure / data platforms (nice to have but helpful)
- Strong Excel
Other must haves
- Commercial / business-facing analytics: Sales, revenue, orders, backlog, pipeline, marketing
- Finance exposure beneficial (P&L understanding)
- Commercially minded, not just technical
- Able to gather requirements and build solutions (full ownership)
- Proactive / self-sufficient
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