About this role
Salary: £? - ? per year
Requirements
- A degree in a numerate field and a postgraduate qualification in a related discipline, or equivalent extensive data-focused experience.
- Proven analytical experience in local government, such as social care, housing or public health, or in a closely related field such as healthcare or academia.
- Strong command of SQL, Excel, Power BI and statistical programming tools such as Python, R or STATA, with experience handling large datasets.
- Deep understanding of quantitative data interpretation, KPI framework design and public sector statutory reporting standards.
- Demonstrated ability to manage projects end-to-end, present complex insights to varied audiences and mentor junior staff.
- Successful candidates must complete an application form and pass a Standard DBS check and two years of reference clearance.
Responsibilities
- Conduct in-depth statistical analysis and produce clear, actionable reports to guide service transformation.
- Design and manage service-aligned KPI frameworks, and lead accurate, timely statutory reporting to central government.
- Help adapt case recording systems to evolving service structures and build automated data preparation and data quality auditing workflows.
- Work with internal service leads and external bodies to define requirements and present complex epidemiological and statistical findings.
- Manage multiple analytical projects end-to-end, and supervise, mentor and quality-assure the work of a junior analyst.
Technologies
- Excel
- Support
- Power BI
- Python
- SQL
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We offer a role focused on using analysis to support service transformation. Our working pattern is one day a week in the office and four days a week working remotely.
last updated 46 week of 2026