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- Current Opportunity: Senior Business Intelligence Analyst - Swindon College
Current Opportunity: Senior Business Intelligence Analyst - Swindon College
AoC Create is delighed to support Swindon College with the appointment of a Senior Business Intelligence Analyst
In this exciting role the college invites you to review and challenge how the college does things.
This new role is a senior and key member of the MIS team who will lead on the production of accurate and meaningful data reports – vital for Governors, the Senior Leadership team and operational managers to make critical decisions for Learners.
You’ll have the agility and confidence to navigate complex data sets, be responsive to customer need and proven success evaluating and adapting data reporting to provide improved insights.
Providing business intelligence to your internal customers you’ll be required to have a calm, methodical and personable approach. Comfortable with your ability to quickly develop your knowledge of our FE and College specific systems, you’ll quickly adapt to make this role your own in partnership with our Head of MIS. To support you, we offer mentorship, strong professional supervision, and a truly supportive and friendly peer network ready to assist you to achieve.
Further Education is not essential but we are looking for someone who is keen to work in an environment which makes a difference to the lives of others and really help us drive MIS forward.
There is also the option (after you feel fully engaged in the role and College), to work with a flexible location which supports some homeworking.
There will be career opportunities with the college as they grow and excitingly, the College has just secured a £21 million bid for Government-backed Institute of Technology funding. In partnership with the University of Gloucestershire (and other local anchor partners), theyare committed to delivering a step-change in the availability of high quality professional and technical education in advanced manufacturing and engineering, life sciences, digital technologies and creative media.
For more information contact Lesley Lightfoot at AoC Create on 07748 067344 or at lesley.lightfoot@aoc.co.uk
Please note that we are encouraging early applications and will be interviewing over the course of the advertising period. There is also an opportunity to speak with individuals at the college in addition to the Recruitment Manager at AoC. Apply easily by sending a CV and short supporting statement.
For further information on the role, please find the dedicated microsite here