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Data Engineer

Mirai Talent
City of London
4 weeks ago
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  • Azure Data Stack
  • Interesting project pipeline
  • Flexible work setting - hybrid / remote
  • 10% bonus


We are on the lookout for a Data Engineer who will play a key role in analysing, documenting, and implementing data solutions to enable analytics across the business. You’ll play an integral part in claims and supporting management information dashboards through the automation and streamlining of data processes.


What you’ll be doing:

  • Build and maintain data warehouses on the Azure Cloud and create one source of truth data sets to drive consistency and ease of business reporting
  • Work with multiple business customers (Underwriting, Operations, Technical Accounts, Finance, Actuarial, Claims etc.) to collate, update and balance monthly/quarterly data by implementing repeatable automated processes
  • Liaise with business customers and IT to produce accurate Management Information and data flow automation, including data reconciliation with Finance, Technical Accounts, and Actuarial departments
  • Interact with IT, Underwriting, Operations, Technical Accounts, Finance, Actuarial and Claims to ensure data accurately and appropriately reflects the business and meets business requirements
  • Support UK/EU Statutory/Regulatory reporting by automating data retrieval and reporting forms, as necessary
  • Liaise with IT to provide adequate management information systems and processes with appropriate security controls
  • Provide support to the enterprise to enhance automation across the business • Complete duties as assigned.
  • To maintain compliance with any applicable UK or International statutory or regulatory obligation as required by the role.


What you can bring:

  • Experience in working in the insurance industry, particularly in claims - beneficial
  • Strong SQL skills and knowledge of VBA, R, Python a plus
  • Expert knowledge of Excel, Word, and Access
  • Team Player with good communication and presentation skills
  • Strong planning and organization skills
  • Ability to work with a variety of disciplines outside of the department
  • Accuracy and attention to detail
  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, math, actuarial science, or other quantitative majors
  • 2-5 years of work experience with Analytical users (e.g. Actuaries and Finance)
  • Experience in industry preferred
  • Experience working in Cloud based data/analytics environments preferred
  • Experience with BI tools/systems including Power BI


What’s in it for you?

  • Competitive salary
  • Up to 10% bonus
  • Private health and medical care
  • Lots more!


Mirai believes in the power of diversity and the importance of an inclusive culture. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, understanding that a range of perspectives strengthens both our team and our partners' teams. This is just one of the ways that we’re taking positive action to shaping a collaborative and diverse future in the workplace.

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