A Research Analyst is a professional responsible for studying, interpreting, and presenting data related to markets, operations, finance, economics, customers, and other information related to the field they work in. Their key roles include collecting data, creating detailed reports, providing actionable business insights, and advising management on strategic decisions. They are often employed in business, healthcare, finance, and marketing sectors, among others. The ideal candidate for a Research Analyst position should possess a strong analytical mind, excellent statistical skills, and a knack for interpreting complex data. Knowledge in specific research and monitoring tools is often required, as well as a degree in relevant fields such as Business, Economics, or Statistics. Being a Research Analyst not only requires technical skills but also strong communication abilities to explain their findings clearly to stakeholders. Accuracy, attention to detail, and problem-solving abilities are crucial in this role. Experience in project management, familiarity with data analysis software, and understanding of the industry they are working in can be beneficial for Research Analysts. This role offers opportunities for growth and specialisation, making it a rewarding career choice for those who enjoy data and analysis.Here are the cities with the most job offers for Research analyst: London Edinburgh Brighton Bristol (City of Bristol) Oxford.The average salary is £60,000.List of companies recruiting Research analyst: Goodman Masson Aviva Elsevier.The different types of contract available: Temporary Internship Freelance.Jobijoba has over 1960 job offers for Research analyst.
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