Data Quality Analyst

CityFibre
Milton Keynes
1 year ago
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Job Description

 This hybrid role offers a great balance of home and office working. You’ll join your colleagues in your local office at least 2 days a week.

As the UK’s largest fibre-only network, and its only proven wholesale challenger, we’re busy setting new standards for what digital infrastructure can and should be.

Designed from scratch for the internet, our network is greener, more reliable and ready for the future. The products we provide over it not only lead the market on speed, value and service, they help businesses to innovate, provide entire communities with a better foundation for their digital lives and support economic growth, locally and nationally.

What does that mean for you? The opportunity to make internet connections (and daily life) a whole lot better, for a lot of people!

Joining us as a Senior Data Quality Analyst

As an experienced Data Quality Analyst, you will be pivotal in maintaining data integrity by executing validation, cleansing, and maintenance processes that ensure high data quality standards. Your efforts will not only support accurate decision-making but also build trust and reliability in our business data systems. You will serve as the primary coordinator for all data quality-related issues.

You’ll receive a competitive salary, a performance related bonus, and a range of benefits to support you across your financial, physical and mental wellbeing.

This is some of what you can expect to be doing

  • Maintain data integrity and documentation
  • Conduct root cause analysis and implement business solutions
  • Track and analyse quality metrics, leading efforts to correct adverse trends
  • Identify training needs and collaborate with the Data Governance team to improve data quality

What you’ll bring to the role

As an experienced Data Quality Analyst, you’ll also have:

  • Previous experience in Data Quality Analysis
  • Strong knowledge of Data Quality rules, integration, and issue remediation
  • Experience in Data Management and Data Governance
  • Proficient in using SQL for querying and manipulating large datasets


Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging

We’re a Times Top 50 Employer for Gender Equality. We’re endorsed byWORK180and we’re a partner ofDiversifying. We have pledged our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant and we’re a Disability Confident Employer. Working together with our Employee Networks, we’re wholly committed to ensuring that our people’s voices are heard, and that everyone feels a sense of belonging and pride to be a part of CityFibre. If you’d like to explore our culture and values, check outThe CityFibre Way.


What you can expect from us

We want to offer you all the support you need to thrive inside and outside of work. This means giving you the tools to grow your career with us, as well as a comprehensive benefits package that you can adapt to your lifestyle. This includes 25 days annual leave, a day off on your birthday, a day off to support a charity or organisation of choice, a range of wellbeing and savings initiatives including private medical insurance, and supportive family friendly and menopause policies.


Additional Information

We want to create a sense of belonging for everyone. We celebrate our differences and work to ensure everyone has the best chance to succeed, starting with our recruitment process. No matter your background, family or carer status, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, gender, or gender identity, we welcome your application. If you need any support or reasonable adjustments throughout the application process, please email us at . We want to help!

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