Data Analyst

UK Biobank

UK Biobank is at the forefront of biomedical research, gathering comprehensive genetic and health information from over 500,000 participants. This Data Analyst role plays a crucial part in the company's aim to enhance public health worldwide. The team is dedicated to making valuable data available to researchers, aiding in the discovery of solutions to major health issues.

In this role you can expect to have the responsibilities:

• Collaborate with IT and Epidemiology teams to clean and validate data.
• Write queries for data interrogation and internal analysis.
• Manage data extraction and manipulation for external researchers.
• Maintain comprehensive records of changes and processes.
• Respond to data queries from researchers globally.
• Produce reports on data management and procedures.
• Provide detailed annotation and documentation for data fields.
• Oversee data transfer to and from researchers as necessary.
• Explore IT tools for complex data management.
• Conduct training sessions for researchers on data interpretation.

This role comes with the following benefits:

• 26 days' annual leave plus Bank Holidays.
• Holiday buy scheme for additional leave.
• Birthday day off paid.
• Flexible hybrid working model.
• USS Pension Scheme.
• Enhanced family leave.
• Cycle to work scheme.
• Professional subscriptions reimbursement.
• Free onsite gym and canteen.
• Subsidized lunches on site.
• Free parking.
• Employee discounts portal.
• EE discount.
• Employee Assistance Programme.
• Eye-care scheme and annual flu vaccination.
• Life Assurance cover.

This role requires you to have:

• Proficiency in relational databases and SQL.
• Knowledge of R statistical software and tidyverse library.
• Strong communication skills in English.
• Ability to prioritize and handle pressure.
• Exceptional problem-solving and analytical skills.

You would benefit from having:

UK Biobank values diversity and equality, fostering a respectful and engaging work environment. Located in Greater Manchester, with an eventual move to Manchester Science Park.