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Badger Holdings is seeking a Data Analyst to turn complex data into clear, actionable insights. You will build dashboards and reports, collaborate with teams in SA, Australia, and NZ, and help stakeholders understand what the data is telling them.
You’ll work on data extraction, transformation, validation, and ad hoc analyses to drive smarter decisions and improve data quality across the business.
George, Western Cape | On-site
Turn data into decisions that make a difference.
There’s plenty of data out there. The real value comes from knowing what to do with it.
As a Data Analyst in our ARC Data team, you’ll help turn complex information into clear, useful insights that people can act on. You’ll work closely with our teams in SA, Australia and NZ, creating dashboards, answering important business questions and helping stakeholders understand what the data is really telling them.
This is a role for someone who enjoys the technical side of data but gets just as much satisfaction from seeing their work used to make better decisions.
You’ll partner with people across the business to understand the questions they’re trying to answer, then use data to help them get there. A big part of your world will be building and continuously improving dashboards and reports in QlikSense and Looker Studio, giving teams reliable, self-service visibility of the metrics that matter. You’ll use SQL and Snowflake to extract, transform and validate data, and you’ll dive into ad hoc analysis when the business needs a deeper answer.
You’ll also help us make reporting smarter and more efficient spotting opportunities to automate recurring work, improving data quality and documentation, and listening to stakeholders so that what we build remains useful rather than becoming “just another dashboard”. Along the way, you’ll collaborate with our wider AI and data science team, contributing to a broader strategic data roadmap and helping us make better use of data across the business.
You’re naturally curious. When you see a number that doesn’t quite make sense, you want to know why.
You can work confidently with data, but you can also explain what you’ve found to someone who doesn’t speak SQL. You care about accuracy, ask good questions and enjoy working with stakeholders to turn an initial idea into something genuinely useful.