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Data Analyst -Teradata

Huxley Associates
Glasgow
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Overview

Contract Opportunity: Data Analyst & Modeller - Teradata Platform

Banking Glasgow Hybrid

This role is for a Data Analyst & Modeller supporting a major data transformation programme for a financial services client. The successful candidate will play a key role in analysing existing data processes, tracing data lineage, and building models that support business and technical needs.

Role details

Title: Data Analyst & Modeller

Location: Glasgow (2-3 days on-site per week)

Contract: Initial 12-month contract

Requirements:

  • Strong experience with Teradata SQL and BTEQ scripting
  • Proven ability to perform data lineage and mapping
  • Background in financial services or regulated industries
Focus of the role

This role will support discovery and analysis activities across the clients data landscape. The successful candidate will interrogate data using Teradata tools, collaborate with stakeholders to define data requirements, and document data flows and models with clarity and precision.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to a long-term transformation programme in a high-impact environment.

Please click here to find out more about our Key Information Documents. Please note that the documents provided contain generic information. If we are successful in finding you an assignment, you will receive a Key Information Document which will be specific to the vendor set-up you have chosen and your placement.

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