Data & Insight Officer

Data & Insight Officer (Social Housing)
Hackney, London - hybrid working, at least 2 days per week in the office
43,278 + Holiday + Pension + Great Benefits

Excellent opportunity for a Data Analyst to join a well-established housing association in an important role, offering a varied and interesting day-to-day role alongside good long-term progression opportunities.

This stable non-profit organisation, covering roughly 1500 properties across London, offer a tight-knit "family-like" environment. They are on a journey to become a data-driven housing association and they are looking to recruit a Data & Insight Officer with experience in a social housing organisation to help with that vision.

In this role you will gather, analyse and scrutinise data. This role is a key part in modernising their approach to Data, with a key focus on ensuring the organisation's data is reliable, comprehensive and understood.

The candidate must come from a background working for a social housing organisation. You will need to have experience in data management, data cleansing and data analysis / insight. Ideally you will have experience with SQL, Power BI and SSRS and will be comfortable working with Excel, VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP and pivot charts.

This is a fantastic opportunity to take the next step in your career, joining a stable and established organisation in a technically interesting role.

The Role:
Gather, analyse and scrutinise data
Key role in modernising this organisation's approach to data, with a key focus on ensuring their data is reliable, comprehensive and understood
Hybrid working available with at least 2 days per week in the office

The Person:
Must have experience working for a social housing organisation (applications from candidates without this experience will not be considered).
Experience in data management, data cleansing and data analysis / insight
Experience with SQL, Power BI and SSRS; comfortable working with Excel, VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP and pivot charts.

Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed)