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Data Analyst – City of London – Leading Brokerage – (£80k-£100k)+ Bonus

Our client is a leading Brokerage who are looking to enhance their Data team with the addition of a talented Data Analyst in London to join their Operations department in a newly created position

You will be pivotal in analysing both structured and unstructured date within our client's portfolios. This role will suit someone with strong stakeholder management skills who can bridge the gap between the business and technology departments, You will have to have a strong understanding of various financial products and the trading life cycle.

The role
Advanced proficiency in SQL (T-SQL, PL/SQL, Databricks SQL)
Knowledge of Kimball data modelling methodology
Experience using scripting languages such as Python, PowerShell etc.
Experience with Microsoft Azure.
Strong knowledge of ETL/ELT tools and experience navigating data pipelines.
Advanced Power BI (Modelling, Visualisation, Security, Platform Architecture and Administration)
Strong trade lifecycle experience

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