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communication. C2 Drive, enthusiasm and a high degree of personal effectiveness. C3 Accuracy and attention to detail and ability to handle large volumes of data. C4 A strong understanding of probability and
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& Events, Nursery and Print within the Commercial Services Directorate, including preparation of various schedules and analysis. Work with key stakeholders to present monthly results and interrogate data
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Job Purpose The Director of Enterprise Systems is a senior leadership position within the Information Services Directorate at the University of Glasgow. Reporting directly to the Director of IT
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. C2. Highly developed and proven interpersonal skills including tact and diplomacy. C3. Ability to manage a large volume of strategically important information that has institutional-level implications
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to manage large volumes of data effectively and deliver services through a helpdesk. C5 Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. C7 Strong customer service skills. Desirable: D1 Project management skills
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organisational, process, systems and data projects across all Colleges/University Services and central functions. 3. Management of project staff resources for large project teams often including external parties
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statistical analyses, and analysis of large datasets, including those with missing data. E10 Fluent in R or equivalent, and willingness to train wider group members (nationally and internationally) in basic R
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data analysis and management, in support of healthtech product development projects. The role also includes navigating governance requirements and working closely with researchers, innovators, patients
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, or behavioural sciences to join our group of PhD students. Methods will include: Secondary Analysis of big data using natural experimental approaches; Qualitative Research methods and Mixed Methods. Inequalities
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and contractors i.e. verbally, email and telephone. C3 Excellent listening skills with the ability to relay information from management to your team accurately to ensure the correct message is received