We are seeking a proactive, self-starting Data & Business Analyst to join our Fundraising Data Analysis & Reporting team in Johannesburg. This is a hands‑on role for someone who can hit the ground running and deliver value quickly.
Key Responsibilities
- Analytics & Reporting
- Build and maintain Power BI dashboards that provide clarity on fundraising performance and pipeline health.
- Manage and analyze Salesforce data, ensuring data quality and process adherence.
- Deliver clear reports and insights that support leadership decision‑making.
- Business & Process Analysis
- Monitor compliance with fundraising SOPs and highlight areas of risk or inconsistency.
- Provide training and support to fundraising colleagues on tools and reporting processes.
- Identify inefficiencies or gaps in systems and propose improvements.
- Insight Generation
- Analyze data to uncover patterns, risks, and opportunities for fundraising growth.
- Use desktop and secondary research to generate insights.
- Leverage AI and research tools to deepen insights into donor trends and funding opportunities as well as enhance our data and insight capabilities.
- Translate findings into actionable recommendations for leadership and frontline fundraisers.
- Collaboration
- Act as a thought partner to the Fundraising Data Analysis & Reporting Head.
- Engage across fundraising teams to understand their needs and proactively provide solutions.
- Contribute to donor proposals and reporting by supplying data‑driven evidence.
Qualifications
- Essential:
- Bachelor's degree in data analytics, business, economics, environmental science, or related field.
- 2–4 years’ experience in data/business analysis, preferably within fundraising, NGOs, or related sectors.
- Strong experience with Power BI (dashboards, data models) and Salesforce.
- Proven ability to interpret data and generate insights that add strategic value.
- Strong process orientation and ability to enforce SOPs.
- Excellent communication skills, with the confidence to present findings and train others.
- Self‑starter: proactive, curious, and able to work independently with limited supervision.
- Desirable:
- Experience in fundraising intelligence or donor market research.
- Knowledge of impact measurement or international development funding trends.
- Interest in applying AI and automation to strengthen analysis.
- Passion for conservation and Africa's natural heritage.
To apply, please email your CV and cover letter by 31 October.