Senior Data Analyst - (SQL/Python/ADF/Databricks/insurance)

GIOS Technology
City of London
3 days ago
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I am hiring for Senior Data Analyst - (SQL/Python/ADF/Databricks/insurance)


Location: London, UK Hybrid - 2-3 weekly


Job Description:

  • Perform data profiling, mapping, and data quality analysis on complex insurance datasets across policy, claims, quotes, and pricing systems.
  • Analyze source-to-target data flows and translate business requirements into technical data mappings in collaboration with Data Designers.
  • Execute data quality checks and validations to ensure accuracy, completeness, and consistency of data.
  • Document data lineage, transformation logic, and data quality rules in a structured and auditable manner.
  • Support the development of data quality dashboards and reconciliation reports.
  • Participate in sprint planning, agile ceremonies, and timely delivery of data artefacts.


Key Skills:

SQL, Python, Azure Data Factory, Databricks, Data Profiling, Data Quality, Insurance Data, Agile, Data Mapping

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