Data Migration Analyst

4Recruitment Services
Bickenhill, West Midlands (county), B92 0DN, United Kingdom
Last week
£18 ph

Salary

£18 ph

Posted
7 May 2026 (Last week)

Ref: P3S9K

Location: Birmingham (B37)

Hours: Monday to Friday 8am-5pm

Pay: £17.58ph paid weekly PAYE

Duration: 6 month contract with possibility for extension

Duties

6-month fixed-term Data Migration Analyst to support the IFS Cloud integration programme. The role is responsible for validating, cleansing, and reconciling data received from the Data Collector team, ensuring it meets quality and accuracy standards required for migration into IFS Cloud.

The postholder will manage a data quality exception log, collaborate with business stakeholders to resolve issues, support UAT activities, and report on data quality progress to the Senior Analyst.

Person Specification

Degree-level education preferred or equivalent analytical experience.

Advanced Excel essential; SQL knowledge desirable.

Technical knowledge of data lake along with data migration experience

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