Lead Analyst

Lead Analyst - Debt Analytics

Midlands

50-80k dependent on level

An exciting opportunity for a Lead Analyst to join a growing analytics team focused on portfolio performance, collections strategy, and client insight. This role offers a blend of technical analysis, stakeholder engagement, and strategic decision-making, making it ideal for someone who enjoys turning data into commercial outcomes.

The Company

This organisation is a leading data and analytics business that supports clients across a range of industries. They have built a strong reputation for delivering insight-driven solutions and provide excellent opportunities for internal progression. With a collaborative culture and varied project work, they offer an environment where analytical professionals can develop and make a real impact.

The Role

• Analyse and optimise the performance of collections, recoveries, or insolvency portfolios
• Deliver reporting, insights, and recommendations to internal and external stakeholders
• Identify trends, risks, and opportunities through data analysis
• Support customer segmentation and portfolio strategy development
• Drive process improvement and automation initiatives
• Collaborate with operational teams to improve portfolio performance
• Mentor and support junior analysts where required

Your Skills & Experience

• Strong commercial experience within collections, recoveries, insolvency, credit risk, or portfolio analytics
• Advanced SQL skills
• Experience producing actionable insights from large datasets
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Python experience is advantageous but not essential

What They Offer

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package
• Clear progression opportunities within a growing analytics function
• Exposure to a variety of projects and client portfolios
• Hybrid working pattern with four days in the office and Fridays remote
• Supportive culture with a strong focus on development and learning