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We are seeking an experienced Senior Systems and Data Analyst for a fixed-term senior role to support the Families First Programme, a transformational initiative focused on redesigning and evaluating children’s services and workflows.

In this position, you will lead the reconfiguration of the Mosaic Casework Management System (Mosaic) and develop insightful data reports to inform business analysis, service improvement, and organisational transformation. Based in the Families First Programme Team and reporting to the Strategic Lead for the Families First Programme, you will operate in a hybrid working environment (mix of remote and on-site) with broad influence across multiple teams. This is a unique opportunity to apply both technical expertise and strategic insight to improve outcomes for children and families through better systems and data

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