76 to 78 of 78 Data Quality Jobs in the North West

line technical support, answering support queries via phone, email and ticketing system You will need the following skills: Confident communicator Strong technical skills Excellent data quality skills Strong team working skills A keen interest in technology and computing Outgoing and sociable Experience troubleshooting basic network, software or printing ...

integration point across suppliers, aligning outputs without redesigning underlying processes into a common model Identify and manage gaps in process maturity, coverage, data quality and Compliance with standards Incident Management (S3/S4 Focus) Govern the lifecycle of high‐severity incidents, including escalation, coordination, communication and reporting Ensure ...

valued and given the chance to flourish, and where every one of us has access to a remarkable range of high-quality cultural experiences. We invest public money from the Government and the National Lottery to help support the sector and to deliver this vision. Job Description Reporting directly … platforms. Lead and govern delivery across "run and improve" services and major transformation programmes. Ensure services meet standards for value for money, accessibility, security, data protection and assurance. Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders, the Executive Board and delivery partners. Develop a high-performing team, and create an inclusive ...

leader in healthcare innovation and technology, this is great time to join us and play a key role in shaping the future of data services at Alder Hey. Main duties of the job Applicants must demonstrate essential requirements from the job description, key elements of this include; Strong analytical … statistical skills. Ability to deal with staff of all grades. Experience in using Excel/SQL/PowerBi Ability to develop complex queries, manipulate data, design, present and explain reports. About us Alder Hey has been officially accredited as a HIMSS Stage 7 hospital and is now working through ...