Data Analyst
EnableSA T/A EnableSA Pty Ltd · Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
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We are looking for a highly analytical and detail-driven Data Analyst to join a dynamic business environment with our client in Port Elizabeth, where accurate information and meaningful reporting are central to effective decision-making. This role will suit someone who enjoys working hands-on with data, building reporting solutions, investigating discrepancies, and translating large or complex datasets into practical business insights. You will work across different departments and systems, supporting stakeholders with reliable reporting, dashboards, analysis, and data-driven recommendations.
Responsibilities
- Analyse operational, financial, and retail data to identify trends, patterns, exceptions, and opportunities.
- Build and maintain SQL queries, reporting views, and structured data models used for business reporting.
- Create, enhance, and manage interactive Power BI dashboards and reports.
- Conduct ad-hoc analysis in response to business and management requirements.
- Compare and reconcile information from multiple systems to ensure reporting is accurate and consistent.
- Investigate data irregularities and work with relevant stakeholders to resolve discrepancies.
- Develop and maintain recurring reports using SQL, Power BI, and Microsoft Excel.
- Translate business requirements into clear, practical reporting solutions.
- Work closely with stakeholders across different departments to understand their information and reporting needs.
- Assist in strengthening data quality, reporting standards, documentation, and governance practices.
- Continuously identify opportunities to improve reporting processes, efficiency, and accessibility of business information.
Requirements
- Diploma or Degree in Data Analytics, Information Systems or rela
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Nico Vosloo