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We're seeking an efficient and detail-oriented Assistant Analyst to support our Transport & Distribution department based in Manchester. This role plays a pivotal part in enhancing operational efficiency and data analysis within the team, identifying areas for improvement and to ensure that customer's needs are met

Client Details

Our client is a large organisation within the Transport & Distribution industry. They are renowned for their commitment to improving regional connectivity and enhancing the quality of transport services across the north of England.

Description

Duties of the Assistant Analyst:

Supporting the team with data collection and analysis, providing opportunities of innovation
Support the technical delivery of analytical activities
Assisting in the preparation of analytical reports and presentations.
Collaborating with multiple teams to gather necessary data.
Implementing quality assurance procedures to ensure data integrity.
Participating in departmental meetings and providing analytical insights.
Assisting in the development of operational efficiency strategies.
Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of industry trends and developments.
Providing administrative support to the Secretarial & Business Support department as needed.Profile

A successful Assistant Analyst should have:

A degree in Business, Economics, Statistics, or a related field.
Proficiency in MS Office Suite, particularly in Excel for data analysis.
Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail.
Strong communication and collaboration abilities.
Knowledge of the Transport & Distribution industry.
Demonstrable experience in a similar role.Job Offer

A competitive salary range of £35000 - £39,000.
A thriving company culture that encourages growth and development.
A vibrant and collaborative work environment in Manchester.We encourage talented and dedicated individuals looking for an exciting career in the Transport & Distribution industry to apply. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company dedicated to making a difference in the north of England's transport sector