Market Data & Intelligence Analyst (MDIA)

Cpl Group; Dublin; On-site; EUR 58,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The Market Data & Intelligence Analyst role in Dublin, Ireland, sits within the Market Intelligence Unit of a leading Irish regulator. You will transform raw market data into actionable insights, using PowerBI and advanced Excel to produce evidence-based reports for regulatory decisions on electronic communications, cloud services, and digital markets.

The contract is 14 months, on site in Dublin, with responsibilities spanning data analysis, stakeholder engagement, governance, and

Qualifications

• Minimum Level 8 Degree (NFQ) in Data Analytics, Data Science, Business, Finance, or related discipline.
• Advanced Excel and PowerBI experience.
• Strong quantitative reasoning with ability to present data to diverse audiences.
• Demonstrated ability to manage and deliver complex datasets, independently or with a team.

Responsibilities

• Data analysis and trend tracking across electronic communications and digital markets like cloud infrastructure.
• Stakeholder engagement with telecom operators, government departments, and international regulatory bodies.
• Business intelligence reporting using PowerBI to build interactive visualisations and reports for evidence-based regulatory decisions.
• Project leadership within the Wholesale Division and representation at international forums.
• Data governance and compliance by updating internal data procedures.

Skills

Data analysis

PowerBI

Excel

Communication

Project management

Report writing

ArcGIS

Regulatory knowledge

Data governance

Education

Bachelor's degree in data analytics / data science / business / finance or related

Tools

ArcGIS

Job description

Market Data and Insights Analyst

Salary: €64,000 per year Term: 14-Month Contract on site Dublin, Ireland

Are you an analytical thinker who loves transforming raw numbers into strategic policy? A leading Irish regulatory body is seeking a Market Data & Intelligence Analyst to join their Market Intelligence Unit (MI) within the Wholesale Division. In this role, you will have a direct impact on shaping the future of electronic communications, broadcasting, and cloud services regulations in Ireland.

The Role & What You'll Do

As an MDIA, you will sit at the intersection of data science, commercial strategy, and public policy. Your daily responsibilities will include:

• Data Analysis & Trend Tracking: Interpret data sets to monitor emerging trends across electronic communications and digital markets like cloud infrastructure.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Partner with telecom operators, government departments, and international regulatory bodies to collect, validate, and process complex market data.
• Business Intelligence Reporting: Utilize data analytics and tools like PowerBI to build interactive visualisations and reports that empower evidence-based regulatory decisions.
• Project Leadership: Support cross-functional projects within the Wholesale Division and represent the organisation at international forums.
• Data Governance: Ensure compliance by updating and refining strict internal data procedures.

What You'll Bring (Requirements)

Essential Criteria

• Education: Minimum Level 8 Degree (NFQ) in Data Analytics, Data Science, Business, Finance, or a related discipline.
• Technical Skills: Advanced Microsoft Excel capabilities and hands‑on experience using business intelligence software (e.g., PowerBI).
• Analysis & Communication: Strong quantitative reasoning skills with a proven track record of writing clear reports and presenting complex data points to diverse audiences.
• Project Management: Demonstrated ability to manage and deliver complex datasets, both independently and collaboratively.

Desirable Extras

• Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software like ArcGIS.
• Familiarity with the tech, telecom, or cloud sectors alongside Irish and EU legal regulatory frameworks.
• A foundation or baseline understanding of AI and Machine Learning concepts.

Core Competencies Looked For

• Analytical & Critical Thinking: The ability to find patterns across distinct data sets and resolve complex problems.
• Decision Making & Judgement: Skill in building robust, evidence-backed arguments to guide organisational policy.
• Planning & Organising: Expert prioritization habits to ensure key regulatory timelines are continuously met.

Full right to work in Ireland is required (Stamp 4 / EU citizen)