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Understanding Recruitment | Financial Data Engineer

Understanding Recruitment
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11 months ago
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Location:Hybrid – Spend three days a week in either our London or Luxembourg office.


Join a dynamic and forward-thinking organization transforming the financial sector with innovative data-driven solutions. We are looking for aFinancial Data Specialistto play a pivotal role in delivering accurate and reliable financial insights, empowering strategic decisions across the business.


What You’ll Do

  • Build Data Workflows: Create and manage robust pipelines to handle intricate financial datasets efficiently.
  • Ensure Data Excellence: Maintain top-notch data accuracy, consistency, and accessibility for analytics and reporting.
  • Collaborate Across Teams: Work closely with diverse teams to understand data needs and develop tailored solutions.
  • Streamline Vendor Integration: Enhance the integration of external financial data sources into our systems for maximum efficiency.


Why Work With Us?

  • Competitive Package: Earn up to £90,000, depending on experience and interview performance.
  • Generous Leave Policies: Enjoy 26 days of annual leave, plus a birthday day off and a duvet day to recharge.
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Access full health and dental coverage for peace of mind.
  • Meaningful Work: Lead impactful projects and shape the future of financial data innovation.


Ready to Make a Difference?

This is your opportunity to join a company at the forefront of financial data solutions, where your expertise will drive meaningful change. Are you ready to take on this challenge? Apply now!

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