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The University of Bath is seeking an HRMI Coordinator to support data monitoring and reporting within the Human Resources department. This 0.6 FTE role focuses on preparing data sets, building dashboards in Power BI, and delivering timely data to stakeholders while supporting HRIS updates in iTrent.
You will collaborate with colleagues across HR and IT, use SharePoint and Power Automate, and contribute to process reviews and improvements.
The Human Resources department has an exciting opportunity for a HRMI (HR Management Information) Coordinator.
This is a great opportunity for those who are interested in starting or progressing a career with data.
You will provide key administrative support, manage processes and provide data to stakeholders. You will also be responsible for managing mailboxes and responding to queries and requests.
The role includes preparation of data sets, creation of reports and dashboards and supporting system updates on the HR system (iTrent). You will be working with a variety of software packages which currently include SharePoint, PowerAutomate and PowerBI.
You will contribute to the review of existing processes and provide support in making improvements.
You are confident with good customer service, communication skills and attention to detail. An ability to organise your work and prioritise tasks, including those with conflicting deadlines is essential. You also have good IT skills, particularly with Microsoft Excel, and an ability to learn to manipulate data for other uses. You are keen to work collaboratively in a friendly, supportive and busy team.
Experience of working in a Higher Education organisation and/or HR department is beneficial but not essential.
This is a job-sharing arrangement for a 0.6 FTE role (21.9 hours). You will be working with an existing team member who works 2 days per week (0.4 FTE). Exact working pattern to be discussed but hours could be spread across 3, 4 or 5 days as preferred.
The HRMI team is situated within the Human Resources department.
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