Junior Data Analyst, 2-Year Fixed-Term – Social Care

Berkshire Sensory Consortium; Kingston, Richmond; Remote; GBP 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Achieving for Children seeks a Data Analyst to support Kingston and Richmond services in social care, education and health data. This entry-level role focuses on developing core analytical skills and delivering performance information through rigorous data collection, validation and reporting.

You will work with Performance Leads on intelligence and improvement projects, contributing to service performance and strategic initiatives while developing technical data skills.

Qualifications

• Educated to degree level (desirable).
• Maths and English GCSE or equivalent.
• Knowledge of children’s services data recording and statutory reporting frameworks (desirable).
• Proficiency in social care and/or education management systems (Liquid Logic preferred).
• Advanced Microsoft Excel proficiency.
• Experience in building reports and data visualization (e.g., Business Objects, SQL, Power Query, Python, Power BI).
• Strong relationship-building skills for collaborative reporting.
• Ability to contribute to strategic thinking, problem-solving, and service improvement.
• Ability to work effectively in a team and independently.
• High level of numeracy and accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Support service managers in establishing and maintaining performance management systems.
• Contribute to statutory returns and internal performance frameworks.
• Ensure data quality and timely reporting to support commissioning programme and strategic initiatives.
• Deliver information and intelligence on service performance and effectiveness through data collection, validation, analysis, interpretation and dissemination.

Skills

Excel

SQL

Power BI

Python

Power Query

Business Objects

Stakeholder mgmt

Strategic thinking

Numeracy

Education

Degree level

GCSE Maths & English

Tools

Liquid Logic

Job description

Achieving for Children seeks a Data Analyst to support Kingston and Richmond services in social care, education and health data. This entry-level role focuses on developing core analytical skills and delivering performance information through rigorous data collection, validation and reporting.

You will work with Performance Leads on intelligence and improvement projects, contributing to service performance and strategic initiatives while developing technical data skills.