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Business Data Analyst with Actimize- Canary Wharf Docklands London

Free-Work UK
London
2 weeks ago
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Business Data Analyst with Actimize - Canary Wharf Docklands London

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Job Description

We are seeking an experienced contracting Data Analyst to join our Professional Analysis team in central London. You will gather, understand, and document detailed business requirements, analyze complex data sets, and support the deployment of Actimize AML products.



  1. Perform business analysis to support Actimize AML product deployment.
  2. Identify and implement external services and tools for data validation and cleansing.
  3. Collaborate with clients to understand data content.
  4. Create dashboards, graphs, and visualizations.
  5. Mine large datasets, draw inferences, and present findings to management.
  6. Develop and document data processes, including cleansing and matching.
  7. Design ETL processes.


Requirements include at least 1-2 years of experience with Actimize software, a Bachelor's degree in a related field, proven data analysis experience, strong PL/SQL skills, database development experience (SQL Server, Oracle), data migration knowledge, ETL development skills, and proficiency in tools like MS SSIS or Informatica. Knowledge of C# or Python and master data management routines using Oracle SQL & PL/SQL are also required.


This is a 6-month contract based in Canary Wharf Docklands, London. Please send your CV in Word format, along with your hourly rate and availability.


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