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Contract Business Analyst - Investments

Hybrid - Edinburgh

Inside IR35

We are seeking an experienced Data Business Analyst with in-depth knowledge of investment data to join a key new project. 

In this role, you will support the overhaul of a data model and work with external providers to implement a core new system. In depth experience in previous contracts working on highly specialised, investment based data, is essential.

The successful candidate will have experience in:

Data & Business Analysis

Investment Data 

Data Governance, Quality and Management

Working with development and data teams

The Software Development Lifecycle

In return, you will play a key role:

Taking ownership of data analysis and modelling

Establishing functional & non-functional requirements 

Working closely with Development/QA/Product 

Ensuring full and complete documentation 

Working with third party providers to ensure seamless implementation of new investment data systems 

This role will require regular in-office time in Edinburgh.

Please hit apply for immediate consideration

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