Assistant Housing Asset Data Analyst

Assistant Housing Asset Data Analyst | £17 - £20 We're working with a forward-thinking provider of sustainable social housing and property management on this exciting opportunity. This is a chance to play a pivotal role in shaping and maintaining the data integrity for a large residential portfolio, ensuring high-quality living standards through data-driven insights. If you have a passion for property data, energy efficiency, and high-level analysis, this is the perfect platform to grow your career. You will utilize advanced data manipulation techniques and asset management systems to drive investment decisions and regulatory compliance. The Role • Lead the collection, validation, and manipulation of complex asset data to ensure 100% accuracy across property and housing management systems. • Execute sophisticated scenario modelling within asset databases to support long-term investment planning and multi-million pound financial forecasting. • Manage and monitor energy efficiency data (EPC ratings) for the residential portfolio to ensure compliance with decarbonization standards. • Coordinate stock condition surveys and reconcile life-cycle data to inform major works programmes and component replacement schedules. • Produce high-impact reports on stock performance and regulatory compliance for senior stakeholders and residents. What You'll Need • Proven experience in data analysis, specifically within a housing, local authority, or property asset management environment. • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel (Lookups, Pivot Tables, Formulas) and experience working with specialized Asset Management Systems. • A strong understanding of stock condition surveys, RICS standards, or building component lifecycles. • Specific knowledge of energy efficiency data management and its impact on residential strategic planning. • Ability to challenge data inconsistencies and work collaboratively with external contractors and internal delivery teams. What's On Offer • Competitive hourly rate of £17 - £20 per hour with weekly pay cycles. • Remote-friendly working arrangements with flexibility to work from home. • The opportunity to work on high-level strategic data projects that impact community welfare and sustainability. • Immediate start available for a candidate looking to make a swift impact in the housing sector. Apply via Haystack today!