Your role:
The GMCA has an exciting opportunity for a Data Analyst (Retrofit) to join its award-winning Retrofit Team in the Environment Directorate.
The role will provide Business Intelligence support to a team delivering over £100m of housing retrofit measures to help meet the targets in the Greater Manchester 5-year Environment Plan and Retrofit Action Plan which are aiming to make Greater Manchester carbon neutral by 2038.
A key focus of the role will be to provide accurate and consistent reporting of data relating to housing retrofit schemes delivered to residents of Greater Manchester by leading and supporting the development and maintenance of appropriate management information systems for the Retrofit Team, including in-house systems.
The energy efficiency improvements and low carbon heating systems installed through these schemes will result in homes that are cheaper to heat, more comfortable to live in, and have less impact on the environment.
About you:
The GMCA is seeking an individual with experience of working with data in a public sector or housing provider environment with an in depth understanding of how large amounts of retrofit data are collected, quality checked, cleansed, validated, analysed, and presented accurately by set deadlines.
A commitment to partnership working is essential, as you will work closely with government departments, local authorities, registered providers of social housing, the NHS, contractors, and a wide range of local partners. Most importantly, we are looking for an individual with a passion for tackling climate change and fuel poverty, as this retrofit-focussed role is an excellent opportunity to have a direct impact on these issues.
The role requires significant knowledge of IT systems for data analysis and presentation. Therefore, the post is ideal for an individual with considerable experience of using Excel, Tableau, Power BI; or SQL at an advanced level.
The role will also involve supporting the management of the national Net Zero Housing Retrofit Framework Agreement, including the administration of the Framework Agreement, call-offs, and mini competitions. Therefore, knowledge of public sector procurement principles and previous experience with public procurement processes would be beneficial.
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