Data Analyst

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Manchester
3 months ago
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Role: Data Analyst

Location: Remote/Hybrid— occasional visits to the Manchester Area

Duration: Long‑term programme

We’re supporting a major pharmaceutical organisation on a data initiative and are looking for an experienced Data Analyst to join the team.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage, track, and prioritise data issues across multiple systems
  • Review new data problems, analyse impact, and define clear use cases
  • Investigate whether issues relate to source systems, processes, or data definitions
  • Support alignment of master and reference data across various platforms
  • Validate data decisions and mappings with technical and scientific stakeholders
  • Track risks and highlight unresolved or complex issues
  • Prepare concise summaries for leadership and project governance forums

What We're Looking For

  • Strong background in data analysis, data quality, or master/reference data
  • Experience working with complex data sets and cross‑functional teams
  • Ability to identify patterns, gaps, and root causes
  • Excellent communication skills with both business and technical teams
  • Life sciences or regulated‑industry experience is highly desirable
  • Experience in life sciences, pharma manufacturing (MUST)

Working Model

  • Remote/Hybrid

Why Join?

You’ll be part of a multi‑year data modernisation programme with significant visibility and strategic importance.

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