Data Analyst – Data Management & Analytics

Capco

Capco is a leading consulting firm in the global financial services industry, known for its unique approach and dedication to client success. They seek a Data Analyst to join their expert Data team, contributing to strategic data transformation projects. The role offers growth opportunities for passionate professionals eager to drive data analytics and reporting in a collaborative environment.

In this role you can expect to have the responsibilities:

• Utilize analytical expertise to address client challenges.
• Participate in strategic data transformation and value creation projects.
• Enable data-driven decision-making with advanced analytics and visualization.
• Perform data manipulation and analysis using analytical tools and languages.
• Manage, cleanse, abstract, and aggregate data effectively.
• Uphold data integrity, quality, and strategic usage principles.
• Collaborate with or act as project manager to scope analysis projects.

This role comes with the following benefits:

• Attractive remuneration package with bonuses and allowances.
• Company car or green mobility budget.
• Health insurance and mobile phone with subscription.
• Hybrid work environment supporting work-life balance.
• Access to advanced training and development platforms.
• Flat organizational structure allowing collaboration with senior partners.
• Inclusive and meritocratic company culture.

This role requires you to have:

• Experience in data-related roles, especially in financial or consulting contexts.
• Degree in a relevant field.
• Proficiency in SQL and Python.
• Ability to interact with business and technical stakeholders.
• Excellent analytical and reporting skills.

You would benefit from having:

• Knowledge of French or Dutch.
• Experience with Tableau or PowerBI.
• Creative problem-solving abilities.

Capco values disruptive innovation, empowering employees to deliver unparalleled client solutions. The company prides itself on a non-hierarchical culture, fostering inclusion and meritocracy.