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We are currently working with a forward thinking, highly reputable public sector organisation based in Glasgow. This organisation is a key player in the wider public sector landscape within the Glasgow area – and with huge plans to grow, they are looking to hire a contract Data Analyst to help them on their journey.
The particular project they require support on is an ERP project, with a focus on migration. Data is a key part of any organisation and we are looking for a data analyst to support and make an impact here.
This is a 6 month contract - working on a hybrid basis (3 days per week on site in Glasgow)

Your new role

Collaborate with the organisations departments to understand data requirements and reporting needs. Assess, clean, and validate existing data for migration into the new ERP and RMS systems. Identify inconsistencies, duplicates, and data quality issues, providing rmendations for resolution. Support data mapping activities between legacy systems and new SaaS platforms. Assist in developing and executing data migration strategies, ensuring minimal disruption to operations. Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by validating migrated data and identifying discrepancies. Ensurepliance with dataernance and retention policies within a regulated environment.
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