1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Data Quality Jobs in Berkshire with Remote Work Options

seeking a talented and highly motivated individual to join our dynamic team as a People Analytics Specialist. This role requires a deep understanding of data analysis, data modelling, and the ability to transform complex data into meaningful insights to support informed business decisions. The People Analytics Specialist … will collaborate with various stakeholders to gather requirements, design data solutions, and deliver intuitive and interactive dashboards and reports. What you’ll be doing as a People Data Analytics Specialist Collaborate with business stakeholders to understand data needs and reporting requirements. Analyse and document data sources … data structure, and data quality considerations. Create and maintain interactive and visually appealing dashboards, reports, and data visualizations using Power BI. Develop data models, measures, and calculations to provide actionable insights using DAX, and SQL. Implement dynamic filters, slicers, and drill-down capabilities for enhanced more »

Data Migration Specialist (Payroll) - 18 months FTC - £55,000 - £60,000 - East Berkshire (hybrid working) Trace Recruit is delighted to be working with a global software business, who is recruiting for a Data Migration Specialist, following the implementation of a new payroll software. This is a great opportunity … a period of 18 months to support the migration of multiple aggregated payrolls into the new software. Your new role will include: Identify all data quality issues and improvements needs to support successful completion of the data migration Conduct user acceptance testing of each data load … as well as further regular internal loads Maintain data migration documentation, including data migration plans, data mapping, and transformation Thoroughly examine our existing data sets to identify inconsistencies, inaccuracies, and redundancies. Candidates applying with be available at short notice as this role is an immediate requirement. more »