1 to 2 of 2 Data Quality Analyst Jobs in England with Remote Work Options

Senior Data Quality Analyst Salary - £55,000 - £65,000 + Excellent benefits Location - Birmingham/Hybrid working Key skills - Data Quality - DARMA - DCAM - SQL - Governance - Data Catalogue - Lineage - Microsoft Key Responsibilities: Data Quality Management: Collaborate with stakeholders to identify and investigate known … data quality issues Develop a framework to assess, monitor, and improve data quality. Establish and implement data quality standards, ensuring adherence across business processes. Data Management: Work closely with the Head of Data Governance to implement and refine data management strategies. Contribute … to the development and maintenance of master data sets in alignment with organizational objectives. Collaboration and Communication: Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand data requirements and challenges within business units. Communicate effectively with key stakeholders, providing insights and recommendations related to data governance. Business Process Analysis more »

Job Title: Senior Data Analyst (Data Quality/Governance) Location: London (Hybrid, On-site, Tuesday & Thursday) Rate: £400-550 per day (Inside IR35) Duration: Contract until year end, start date early May Billigence are currently hiring for a Senior Data Analyst on an Inside … IR35 contract basis to work with one of our Insurance customers in Central London. Responsibilities: Identify use cases, including critical data elements, cataloging, and capturing business rules and data quality (DQ) rules. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to provide advisory and guidance. Work hands-on … with Collibra and consult on best practices for tool utilization. Assist group functions in executing data governance initiatives. Requirements: Proven experience in data quality and governance (DQ). Familiarity with Collibra. Stakeholder engagement skills with group functions and divisions. Previous Lloyds of London/Insurance experience would more »