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Junior Business Intelligence Analyst

Junior Business Intelligence Analyst

Overview

As a Junior Business Intelligence Analyst, you will be responsible for data extraction, interpretation, consolidation, and reporting. Your role will involve providing business intelligence that meets both client and business needs while regularly investigating data sources to ensure their accuracy and integrity. Effective self-management and strong analytical skills will be essential as you analyze data and communicate findings to relevant stakeholders.

Requirements

  • Relevant degree or diploma (preferred)
  • MS Office and Advanced Excel
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Understanding of business analysis principles, processes and techniques
  • Ability to develop and prepare use cases, functional specifications, and technical requirements
  • Quality of Market Analysis
  • Report Building Skills
  • Highly numerate and process orientated
  • Excellent problem solving abilities
  • Demonstrated success defining and launching solutions
  • Analysis of data
  • Well-developed business report-writing and presentation skills (for a technical audience)
  • Concern for order, quality and accuracy
  • Initiative and self-confidence
  • Customer service orientation
  • Analytical and conceptual thinking

Responsibilities

  • Data extraction, interpretation, consolidation and reporting
  • Provide business intelligence that serves client and business needs
  • Regular investigations of data sources to verify accuracy and integrity of data sources
  • Analysing data and pushing the findings to relevant stakeholders

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