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Experis is seeking a Data Analyst to join its IT team and own data-related topics across the organisation. This newly created role offers the chance to build and structure data practices, improve data quality, and contribute to data and AI initiatives.
The ideal candidate focuses on analytical thinking, autonomy, and rapid learning, with a willingness to grow in a evolving data environment and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver meaningful data solutions.
We are looking for a Data Analyst to join the IT team and take ownership of data-related topics across the organisation.
This is a newly created position within a growing and evolving data environment.
The role offers the opportunity to build and structure data practices, improve data quality, develop meaningful reporting and contribute to future data and AI initiatives.
The ideal candidate does not need to be an expert in every technical tool.
What matters most is a strong analytical mindset, curiosity, autonomy and the ability to learn quickly.
Your primary responsibility will be to improve the quality, reliability and usability of the organisation's data.
The role goes beyond simply producing reports: you will be expected to understand why data issues occur and how they can be sustainably resolved.
You will work closely with internal stakeholders to understand their data needs and translate business requirements into meaningful data solutions.
As a second area of responsibility, you will contribute to a planned data retention and GDPR compliance project.
The organisation is also exploring opportunities to leverage Artificial Intelligence.
You will contribute to these initiatives by helping ensure that data is sufficiently structured, reliable and accessible for future analytical and AI use cases.
AI expertise is considered a plus, but is not mandatory.
We are looking for someone with approximately 3–4 years of experience, although strong junior profiles and recent graduates with the right mindset will also be considered.
More important than years of experience are your learning ability, adaptability and potential to grow with the role.
Technical skills can be developed internally. The ability and willingness to learn are more important than mastering a specific tool from day one.