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Data Analyst

Onsite Requirements: Remote

Start Date: ASAP

Role Duration: 1 year

Clerance Requirements: Active SC clearance

Inside IR35 - umbrella only

Role Description:

We're looking for a Data Engineer whose main focus is understanding and documenting existing systems, with the goal of supporting decommissioning activities. The role centres on analysing current solutions built using Java, Node JS, and React, and developing a clear, end to end picture of how data flows across the wider programme.

This includes documenting data flows, system dependencies, and underlying data models, ensuring there is a clear record of how data is structured, stored, and used throughout the solution. The role involves investigating how systems are used on a day-to-day basis, clarifying ownership and integration points, and capturing this information in a way that supports risk assessment and decommissioning decisions.

Responsibilities:

Python and PySpark are required as supporting capabilities, used where needed to analyse data pipelines and confirm how data moves and transforms in practice. The role also requires strong experience with testing and data quality management, ensuring that documented data flows and models are accurate and trusted. Experience working in cloud environments such as AWS or Azure is expected, with Databricks considered a nice to have.

Required Skills:

Java background

Node JS

Json

RDS

React

Data Modelling

Python / Spark

Cloud experience (AWS / Azure) o AWS Glue o Databricks

Testing e.g. PyTest

Data Quality e.g. Great Expectations

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