1 to 6 of 6 Permanent Analytical Skills Jobs in Worcester

training and development. Route to work towards project management, learning all aspects of Extraction systems - Designing, Testing, Servicing, Installing Qualifications Strong problem-solving and analytical skills Excellent communication and teamwork skills Ability to work independently and remotely Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions Drive to … learn and develop skills Proficiency in CAD software Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field (not essential) Relevant skills and qualifications that would be beneficial for this role : Experience in wood working or furniture industry Experience in project management Experience with customer service and client management more »

currently working with a company who design and construct facilities for a complete scope of automotive test applications including engine, vehicle, powertrain, transmission, emissions, analytical, and component testing. This role is for engineers who like the challenge of developing and implementing complex automation, mechatronic and data acquisition systems for more »

Key Responsibilities: Support the Design, development and maintenance of new Business Intelligence capabilities in line with the organisations analytics strategy and vision. Support the analytical community by providing access to data sources, building and maintaining semantic access layers. Work on Data Transformation from SAP Business Objects to MS Power … in support of maximising the value of the data available. Working with the Data Management function to understand and remediate data quality issues. Key skills/Experience A degree, or equivalent in a relevant field. A solid understanding of Business Intelligence toolsets, and how they fit in to end … of logical and physical data modelling concepts. Understanding of data integration issues (validation and cleaning), familiarity with complex data and structures. Comprehensive knowledge of analytical processes, techniques and skills. Hands on development of BI tools and development of analytical products. Experience of data warehousing solutions would be an more »

influence over a wide range of key stakeholders. Able to take difficult and challenging decisions that support strategic aims and long-term vision. The analytical and judgmental skills necessary to process assess and make decisions on highly complex matters, with conflicting information and a comparison of a range … the organisation and health and care systems. Lead a team successfully Desirable Knowledge of multiple clinical systems from a day to day management perspective Skills & Abilities Essential Role modelling good behaviour A positive attitude and able to act on feedback Ability to praise and be supportive to others Experience more »

in an Intelligence Security Systems environment. Engage in the full lifecycle of software development, from design through to deployment. Utilise Python and other programming skills in a Linux environment to meet complex project needs. Apply advanced security methods and protocols to ensure the integrity and security of systems. Collaborate … of IP addressing, subnetting, and routing. Experience in developing robust software on Linux platforms. Expertise in Python and familiarity with other programming environments. An analytical approach to problem-solving within security frameworks. Must be eligible for DV clearance. Benefits: Competitive salary package and a generous holiday allowance. Flexible working more »

the Intelligence department. You will also be the force’s head of profession for all analysis and be responsible for the standards of all analytical work in force. You might be working in policing as a senior or principal analyst already or you might be someone with relevant experience … benefits including on-site parking, a gym and restaurant, within easy commuting distance of Worcester, Cheltenham, Gloucester and Birmingham. If you’ve got the skills we need and this sounds like something you would enjoy getting stuck into then we’d love to hear from you The Head of more »