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12 months ago
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Business Data Analyst | BELFAST| £600/day Inside IR35 | Hybrid 3 days a week in the office 2 days work from home | Banking | Wholesale Payments |

Our Belfast based client is seeking an seasoned Business Data Analyst with experience and knowledge the life cycle of wholesale payments.

Knowledge of the financial markets, risk and controls, wholesale payments life cycle, with a background in Investment Banking / Big 4 would be highly desirable.

Your Essential Experience:

10 + years' relevant experience within banking / consulting / Big 4 background
Good knowledge of markets risk
Confident with working with large data sets
Excel
SQL and Python
Excellent communication and attention to detail is essential
Strong Business Analyst skills
Tableau / Power BI

Location: Belfast
Hybrid: 3 days a week in the office / 2 days working from home
Rate: £600/d Inside IR35 via umbrella
Contract: Until the end of December 2025 (initially)

Does this match your experiences and are you available to start ASAP? If so, submit your CV today!

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