Power Data Analyst: Resilience & Insights

Pertemps; England; On-site; GBP 43,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary £43k-£50k

26 days annual leave

Pension scheme

Flexible benefits

Job summary

Thames Water is seeking a Power Data Analyst to deliver high‑quality power data analysis, reporting and insight to support system criticality, Power Resilience and performance improvement. You will forecast, support business cases and contribute to resilience strategy to drive decisions for UK infrastructure.

The role is based in Reading with a 36‑hour week, offering a salary of £43,000–£50,000, plus generous benefits and a strong pension scheme.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or tech degree in a relevant field or equivalent practical experience.
• Experience in data analysis, reporting or analytics in utilities or regulated environments.
• Familiarity with asset/maintenance/outage data and supporting systems.
• Ability to build datasets, models and actionable insights from data.
• Desirable: additional analytics or utilities qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Data Analysis: analyse power, asset and operational data to assess system criticality and resilience.
• Data Preparation: maintain datasets, models and visualisations for dashboards and packs.
• Forecasting and Business Cases: deliver forecasts, options analysis and evidence for investment planning.
• Judgement and Problem-Solving: identify risks and provide clear recommendations.
• Continuous Improvement: support data quality and digitisation initiatives.

Skills

Power BI

Excel

Data analysis

Data modelling

IT literacy

Utilities data

Education

Engineering/Math/Data Science degree

Job description

Thames Water is seeking a Power Data Analyst to deliver high‑quality power data analysis, reporting and insight to support system criticality, Power Resilience and performance improvement. You will forecast, support business cases and contribute to resilience strategy to drive decisions for UK infrastructure.

The role is based in Reading with a 36‑hour week, offering a salary of £43,000–£50,000, plus generous benefits and a strong pension scheme.