Business Intelligence Analyst

The Business Intelligence Analyst uses data analytics, reporting, and visualization tools to deliver insights that optimize operations, boost revenue, and guide strategic decisions, helping the company gain a competitive edge and achieve its organizational goals.

Job Summary: 

The Business Intelligences Analyst will leverage data analytics to provide valuable insights, optimize business operations and drive strategic decision-making using reporting and visualization tools to help the company gain a competitive edge in the market, optimize revenue, and achieve organizational goals.

Job Description: 

• Cleanse, validate, and analyse large datasets from multiple sources to identify trends, patterns, and insights
• Apply statistical analysis techniques, advanced data analysis methodologies, and machine learning algorithms to understand business performance, customer behaviour, market dynamics, and operational efficiencies
• Maintain data models, frameworks, and algorithms to enhance data analysis capabilities
• Create meaningful and interactive reports, dashboards, and visualizations using business intelligence tools to facilitate data-driven decision-making
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand their reporting needs, translate complex data into clear and concise visual representations and make recommendations that drive continuous improvement initiatives
• Conduct in-depth analyses to support strategic planning, forecasting, and budgeting processes
• Provide insights on pricing strategies, product profitability, and revenue optimization.
• Perform data quality assessments, identify data anomalies, and implement corrective measures.
• Comply with all policies and procedures including but not limited to HSE and Food Safety Standards to reduce the occurrence of accidents and incidents and to maintain food quality
• Perform any other related duties as assigned by line manager.
• Train, engage and manage staff performance so they are best equipped to meet the company’s expected results and standards of behaviour