Primary responsibilities include accurately processing and checking data queries, planning and delivering project activities, reviewing project trackers, investigating case backgrounds, participating in client meetings, identifying and highlighting risks, and maintaining strong relationships with client teams and third-party providers.
Required skills include advanced Microsoft Excel proficiency, excellent communication skills, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to quality. Local government or pensions service industry experience is desirable but not essential. Candidates should be able to work effectively in a hybrid environment and demonstrate technical competence in data analysis.
Aon offers a comprehensive benefits package, including two annual Global Wellbeing Days, flexible working arrangements, continuous learning opportunities, and an inclusive, diverse workplace. The role provides an opportunity to work with an established team of data analysts, initially with mentorship support, and to contribute to decision-making that protects and enriches people's lives.
