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Analytics Engineer
Location
London
Contract Type
Contract
IR35 Status
Outside IR35
About the Role
The focus is on building the data models and analytics foundations that support financial planning, reporting and investment decision-making across this major investment firm.
You’ll work with complex financial and investment data, taking information from fragmented source systems and databases and turning it into reliable, well-structured models that can be used for reporting, forecasting and analysis.
The environment is Azure-based and evolving toward a more unified Microsoft Fabric architecture, building on existing data warehousing capabilities.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Design and build scalable data models that support FP&A, financial reporting, forecasting and management analysis
- Work with finance and investment stakeholders to understand how financial data is used and translate those requirements into robust analytical models
- Take complex and often messy data from multiple systems and transform it into trusted, reporting-ready datasets
- Develop SQL-based transformation workflows and data warehouse models that power reports, dashboards and downstream analytics
- Model financial and investment data across areas such as loans, real estate and broader investment portfolios
- Build data structures that bring together actuals, forecasts and other financial and operational measures to provide a consistent view of performance
- Work across Microsoft Fabric, Synapse and the wider Azure data environment
- Improve existing warehouse structures, reporting processes, data quality and documentation
- Help develop new analytics and data platform capabilities from the ground up while also modernising existing systems
- Use modern transformation tooling such as dbt where appropriate, while applying strong underlying SQL and data modelling principles
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What They’re Looking For
This is a small, high-impact team, so they’re looking for someone who combines strong technical data modelling skills with an understanding of the financial context behind the data.
- Strong experience working with FP&A in an asset management or investment environment
- Excellent SQL skills and significant experience building analytical data models
- Strong understanding of data warehousing and dimensional modelling
- Experience taking complex or poorly structured source data and turning it into robust, reusable models for reporting and analytics
- Experience working with finance stakeholders and understanding concepts such as actuals, budgets, forecasts, variance and financial performance
- Experience within financial services, ideally asset management, alternative investments, private credit, lending or real estate
- Experience with Azure-based data platforms
- dbt experience is beneficial but not essential. Strong traditional SQL and data modelling experience is the priority
- Experience building or significantly evolving data platforms and analytics capabilities rather than purely maintaining existing reports
- Ability to work across technical, finance and investment stakeholders


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