2 Information Analyst Jobs in Berkshire

IT Analyst (Graduate) Berkshire, England (Hybrid) Upto £31,500 per annum 83DATA are partnered with global manufacturing company who run an exceptional graduate program that is an integrated process for accelerating the development of our future leaders. It is geared toward recent graduates with Information Technology internship experience … and a relevant business degree who have a passion for a long term career in Information Technology. Responsibilities: Conduct business process analyses, needs assessments, and preliminary cost/benefits analyses to align information technology solutions with business initiatives. Work with business users to define and analyse problems and … requests are approved for the project. Provide input on processes, procedures, or new approaches. Requirements: Bachelor’s or Masters degree in Business Administration, Business Information System, Management Information Systems, Computer/Information Science, or a related field. Knowledge of basic principles, methods, technologies, and practices of a more »

Job summary Working as a member of the Compliance and Risk Management Team within Berkshire Healthcare Foundation NHS Trust the Risk Information Analyst works with various client groups. The RIA is responsible for supporting the design of, creation of, and helping to ensure, the provision of, comprehensive and … proactive information relating to specialist bespoke Integrated Risk Management Information Systems and client facing literature, as well as providing highly specialised and complex support for designated client groups - national,regional and local returns, reports and ad-hoc requests using appropriate specialist skills and tools to analyse and transform … complex data into useable, pertinent and presentable information using both creative and technical skills. The RIA will assist the RIM to create, develop and adapt complex software/web sites using their specialist knowledge to assist in the roll out of new reporting systems and ensure best representation of more »