Data Reporting Analyst

You will be responsible for supporting the Monitoring team by retrieving, validating, and analyzing sensor data for various structural and environmental monitoring projects. Your role will involve producing clear graphical outputs and reports using tools like Microsoft Excel. You will collaborate closely with the Monitoring Operations Manager and project teams to ensure data accuracy, system integrity, and timely delivery in alignment with client and contractual requirements. Your key responsibilities will include retrieving and processing sensor data, performing data validation checks, analyzing data using Microsoft Excel, and ensuring the timely and accurate delivery of reports. You will also be expected to maintain high standards of data quality, collaborate with field teams for accurate data collection, and proactively identify opportunities to enhance systems and processes. In terms of qualifications, you should have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. Strong data analysis skills, particularly in Microsoft Excel, are essential. You should also have a good understanding of structural health monitoring systems and sensor technologies, along with excellent communication skills in English. Being highly organized, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently is crucial for this role. Desirable qualifications include prior experience working with multinational organizations, proficiency in data visualization tools like Power BI or Tableau, familiarity with SHM software platforms, and experience in developing or improving operational systems for data reporting. Experience in safety-critical or infrastructure projects would also be beneficial. As a member of the team at Plowman Craven, a leader in Geospatial Technologies, you will contribute to providing accurate data and insights that drive smarter decision-making and improve project efficiency. The company is dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, and accommodations can be made during the recruitment process if needed.,