Data Analyst

London Reporting House
London
2 months ago
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Overview 


LRH is on a mission to create a truly data-driven repo market. Backed by the Kaizen RegTech Group, our startup works with the world’s leading banks, asset managers and hedge funds to develop a pioneering data solution designed to enhance trading activities in the €23 trillion UK and European repo markets. Our innovation provides these financial institutions with an unprecedented perspective on market dynamics. 


https://londonreportinghouse.com  


Job Summary: 


We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Data Analyst to join our team starting immediately! This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or someone early in their career to gain hands-on experience in data analysis and contribute to our data-driven decision-making processes. You will work closely with our data and engineering teams, and subject matter experts to analyse data, generate insights, and support various business functions. The role is on-site and you will be exposed to the business side of the organisation, as well as having an opportunity to get in front of clients and partners (quite a rare opportunity in the industry). 


Key Activities and Responsibilities: 


  • Collect, clean, and preprocess data from various sources. 
  • Perform exploratory analyses on financial data from real trades. 
  • Generate reports and visualisations to communicate findings to clients and stakeholders. 
  • Assist in the development and maintenance of dashboards and data tools. 
  • Cross-company collaboration to support data-driven projects and initiatives. 
  • Ensure data quality and integrity throughout. 


Experience and Qualifications: 


  • Bachelor’s degree with a quantitative component (e.g. Data Science, Statistics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Physics etc.), or equivalent experience. 
  • Proficiency in data analysis tools and languages (e.g. Python, R, SQL). 
  • Experience producing meaningful, informative data visualisations 
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. 
  • Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills. 
  • Good communication and teamwork abilities. 
  • Eagerness to learn and adapt in a fast-paced fintech startup environment. 


Nice-to-haves: 


  • Internship or project experience in data modelling and analysis. 
  • Knowledge of statistical methods and techniques. 
  • Familiarity with cloud platforms (e.g. AWS, Google Cloud, Azure). 
  • Familiarity with business intelligence tools (e.g. Quicksight, Tableau, Power BI). 
  • Understanding of machine learning concepts. 
  • Interest in GenAI and its applications. 
  • Experience with version control systems (e.g. Git). 
  • Knowledge of the financial markets would be an asset. 


What you’ll get in return: 


  • A competitive salary package. 
  • Office in the heart of The City: 5-minute walking distance from Bank, Cannon Street and St. Paul's stations. 
  • Access to additional office space in London’s iconic Gherkin 5 minutes from Liverpool Street Station. 
  • 25 days’ holiday ️, as well as UK bank holidays. 
  • Well-being allowance. 
  • Build-your-skills ️ allowance. 
  • Private healthcare ❤️ + dental. 
  • Working within a fast-growing company that has a culture of empowerment, innovation and collaboration. 
  • Awesome team of financial markets experts, data analysts and engineers. 
  • Opportunity to play a key role in an exciting startup backed by the Kaizen RegTech Group. 
  • Opportunities for continuous career growth and learning. 

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