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A Data Analyst will take the work done by the Data Scientist and perform deeper analytics with it using platforms like R, Python, SQL, VBA (Excel). The focus of a Data Analyst is to work out why a number has happened rather than traditional roles which might have simply presented the results as management information. For example, if a retail business sells 10 products on a Monday and the previous Monday, they sold 20, a Data Analyst will work to find the root cause of the difference between the two days and feed that back in to the relevant teams. Often, a Data Analyst will display their findings within reporting tools such as Qlik, Tableau or Sisense to name a few. For Your Information: We are currently building an online careers portal - datasciencecareers for those who are aspiring to work within big data or who already work within the field and are looking for careers specifically within the areas of data science, machine learning, deep learning, data analytics, big data and statistics. If you would like to be added to our e-mail list regarding job opportunities and interesting updates please e-mail us at: info@datasciencecareer.co.uk
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