Data Analytics Manager

The Gambling Commission, established under the Gambling Act 2005, is dedicated to ensuring that the commercial gambling industry is run fairly and openly while safeguarding the public against any negative effects caused by gambling. They work closely with the legal system, community groups, and the industry to protect the interests of as many people as possible.

They are currently looking for a Data Analytics Manager to join their team in Birmingham, where the successful candidate will lead a team of analysts in designing and presenting data analysis to inform key policy decisions across the Commission. This is an exciting opportunity to add value through innovative and insightful approaches.

The benefits of this position include a salary of approximately £42,000 per annum, a civil service pension with an employer contribution rate of 27%, flexible working arrangements, hybrid working, 26 days holiday, and the option to buy up to five extra days of annual leave. Joining the Gambling Commission means joining an organization that is dedicated to helping you achieve your full potential while respecting work-life balance and inclusivity.

As the Data Analytics Manager, you will lead a small team of analysts in undertaking data analysis to inform key policy decisions across the Commission. You will also be required to understand stakeholder requirements and match the appropriate analysis techniques and outputs to meet their needs. In addition, you will disseminate analysis from the team to relevant stakeholders and lead data improvement projects to enhance the way data is collected and visualized.

The ideal candidate should have proven experience in leading and managing a small team of analysts, significant experience in data analytics with the strong technical ability with PowerBI or equivalent, and the ability to visualize data analysis and communicate findings to a wide range of stakeholders. They should also possess excellent communication skills and the ability to build and maintain good working relationships. Desirable skills include coding experience (primarily R or Python) and experience in the gambling industry or regulatory environment.

The closing date for this role is 18 April 2023. Incomplete applications will not be considered, so it is essential to ensure that your application is fully completed and submitted before logging out of your account. The Commission reserves the right to change the closing date depending on the number of responses received, so candidates are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as possible to ensure that they are considered.