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Data Quality Analyst

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10 months ago
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DATA QUALITY ANALYST

Take the next step in your career now, scroll down to read the full role description and make your application.£400-£425 PER DAY INSIDE IR35LONDON (3 DAYS IN THE OFFICE PER WEEK)6 MONTH CONTRACTTHE COMPANY:Join a data-driven company and contribute to their Data Management & Governance initiative, which aims to build and integrate standards and best practices that improve data quality.THE ROLE:As a Data Quality Analyst, you will predominately be responsible for supporting across a Data Management & Governance programme. This will include:Conducting root cause analysis of data quality issues and providing appropriate fixes.Assisting with the documentation of key data flows.Gathering requirements and liaising with stakeholders.Supporting ad-hoc data analysis and reporting requests from stakeholders.YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:The successful Data Quality Analyst will be required to have the following experience:Proven experience as a Data Quality Analyst or in a similar role.Supported data quality/governance initiatives.Able to communicate effectively to a wide range of technical and non-technical stakeholders.Advanced skills in Excel, SQL, and Python.HOW TO APPLY:Please register your interest by sending your CV to Mojola Coker via the apply link on this page.

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