Performance & Reporting Manager

**Job Title**

Performance & Reporting Manager
**Job Description Summary**

The Performance and Reporting Manager will work across all account service lines (Property Management, Facilities Management, Finance, Vendor Management, Shared Services, PSC, Risk & Compliance and Sustainability).

Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and enhance client reporting portal (Triana/Power BI) by creating or updating dashboards and reports, and analysing data requirements
- Maintain and enhance automation (Power Automate/Alteryx) by creating or updating automation workflows
- Provide ad hoc reporting and support other teams with their data requests
- Document user request, and change requests to support change management and quality control.
- Monitor and investigate data issues reported by other teams to understand their cause and take measures to prevent them from happening again
- Run and analyse data integrity reports to identify root causes of data quality issues
- Document data reporting processes and identify data reporting improvement opportunities to facilitate effective data management
- Articulate and live the Cushman & Wakefield culture, set an example by modelling the required behaviours and hold others (employees and peers) accountable for their actions by identifying and acting on behaviour which is inconsistent with agreed standards.
- Comply with Cushman & Wakefield HSSE policies and adhere to procedures and work instructions that are relevant to activities.
- Creating tools and templates to support the implementation of business improvement initiatives across the account
- Producing and delivering recurring reports and any other requested reports
- Monitoring performance to ensure data quality and consistency and to provide accurate reports across the account
- Developing new dashboards and reports (Power BI) that provide insights to C&W and client users

Background and Experience
- At least 5+ year's of relevant experience in a technology management.,
- Strong analytical skills and comfortable with large data sets.
- Advanced excel skills
- Able to work independently and as part of both a local and national team.
- Demonstrated experience in Power BI development
- Experience in reviewing and improving data quality
- Experience in Property and Facilities Management

Required Qualifications:

- Australian Citizenship required (Security Clearance - must hold or be willing to obtain)

Qualifications & Technical Skills
- Degree in Computer Science or equivalent
- Power BI development skills (Essential)
- Power Automate (Essential)
- Power Apps (Good to have)
- Alteryx (Good to have)
- JDE or other ERP admin experience (Good to have)
- SQL and Good understanding of database
- Advanced Excel skills with ability of developing automated reports or templates (VBA)
- Professional communication and documentation skills

**Why join Cushman & Wakefield?**

As one of the leading global real estate services firms transforming the way people work, shop and live working at Cushman & Wakefield means you will benefit from
- Be part of the Whole of Australia Government dedicated workforce - supporting government operations at the heart of Canberra
- Work alongside industry leaders - expand your professional network and career growth opportunities across government entities

**_ We have a vision of the future, where people simply belong._**

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