People Data Analyst

As a People Data Analyst at the British Council in Noida, you will play a crucial role in supporting the delivery of a major transformation programme. Your responsibilities will include:

• Supporting the end-to-end delivery of people plans through data collection, analysis, forecasting, and reporting.
• Acting as the single point of contact for people data within each change programme.
• Collaborating with stakeholders across HR, Talent Acquisition, People Solutions, and project teams to ensure data readiness.
• Analyzing spans and layers, organizational impacts, and design options to support decision-making.
• Preparing consultation materials and ensuring data accuracy for organizational design boards and trade union engagement.
• Maintaining high standards of data quality, privacy, and governance in line with global policies.
• Tracking as-is and to-be data for implementation, including roles, cost centers, and requisitions.
• Utilizing tools like Excel, SuccessFactors, and Power BI to extract, process, and present data.
• Supporting the development of scalable, insight-driven products that meet workforce intelligence standards.

Qualifications Required:

• Proven experience managing people data in a change or transformation context.
• Strong analytical skills and advanced Excel proficiency.
• Experience working with senior stakeholders in a global, matrixed organization.
• Familiarity with SuccessFactors or similar HRIS platforms (desirable).
• A collaborative mindset and ability to communicate complex data in an engaging, inclusive way.
• Understanding of project methodologies and digital tools.
• Commitment to data privacy, equity, and ethical data use.

If you are a data-driven problem solver who thrives in complex change environments and wants to shape the future of a global organization with a social mission, this opportunity to join the British Council can offer you a values-led culture, meaningful work, and the chance to collaborate with colleagues worldwide. Apply now and be a part of the global change programme that aims to make a sustainable and impactful difference by 2030. As a People Data Analyst at the British Council in Noida, you will play a crucial role in supporting the delivery of a major transformation programme. Your responsibilities will include:

• Supporting the end-to-end delivery of people plans through data collection, analysis, forecasting, and reporting.
• Acting as the single point of contact for people data within each change programme.
• Collaborating with stakeholders across HR, Talent Acquisition, People Solutions, and project teams to ensure data readiness.
• Analyzing spans and layers, organizational impacts, and design options to support decision-making.
• Preparing consultation materials and ensuring data accuracy for organizational design boards and trade union engagement.
• Maintaining high standards of data quality, privacy, and governance in line with global policies.
• Tracking as-is and to-be data for implementation, including roles, cost centers, and requisitions.
• Utilizing tools like Excel, SuccessFactors, and Power BI to extract, process, and present data.
• Supporting the development of scalable, insight-driven products that meet workforce intelligence standards.

Qualifications Required:

• Proven experience managing people data in a change or transformation context.
• Strong analytical skills and advanced Excel proficiency.
• Experience working with senior stakeholders in a global, matrixed organization.
• Familiarity with SuccessFactors or similar HRIS platforms (desirable).
• A collaborative mindset and ability to communicate complex data in an engaging, inclusive way.
• Understanding of project methodologies and digital tools.
• Commitment to data privacy, equity, and ethical data use.

If you are a data-driven problem solver who thrives in complex change environments and wants to shape the future of a global organization with a social mission, this opportunity to join the British Council can offer you a values-led culture, meaningful work, and the chance to collaborate with colleagues worldwide. Apply now and be a part of the global change programme that aims to make a sustainable and impactful difference by 2030.