Data Insight And Reporting Officer Job - England-London

Job Description

This role is within the Data, Insights & Reporting team in the Brand & Marketing department. The team provides a highly skilled internal service resource in support of student recruitment and other marketing-related activities.

We are seeking a technically proficient, solution-focused team player who actively seeks opportunities to automate reporting processes. You will have strong data-driven storytelling and visualization skills to facilitate a deeper understanding of the data's underlying context. An expert in their field, the chosen candidate will lead in providing essential data and insights, enabling teams to assess the performance of their marketing campaigns and strategically allocate resources. This will involve implementing user-friendly tools, conducting tailored analyses, and providing guidance and recommendations based on both internal and external data trends. This role will also drive future enhancements to our reporting tools and explore innovative ways to develop the team's reporting capabilities further.

Qualifications

None

Skills

Experience of working in marketing data analysis, using data manipulation and visualisation software
Experience working with and manipulating large datasets in a variety of formats, including complex data models
Proficiency in using Power BI is essential, including DAX, to carry out data modelling and building dashboards
Familiarity with using Google Analytics and GA4, or equivalent web analytics tool
Solution-focused with strong problem-solving skills
Demonstrable ability to turn data into actionable insights
Demonstrable ability to explain complex data to a non-technical audience and to tell the story behind the data.
Excellent attention to detail
Strong project management skills, including the ability to manage working across multiple concurrent projects and work to deadlines
Highly collaborative with the ability to work effectively with a wide range of audiences and stakeholders at all levels.

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