Atrium (EMEA)
Client Activation Operations Analyst

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Contract Role – Client Activation Operations Analyst – Manchester/Hybrid – 12 months initial – Inside IR35
We are looking for proactive and detail-oriented Client Activation Operations Analyst /Client Onboarding Administrator/ Client Services Administrator/Banking Operations Analyst/Account Opening Specialist/Financial Services Administrator/Client Activation Specialist/Operations Associate to join our client's team. There are three positions available, supporting the processing and operational side of client account activation.
This is a back-office processing role rather than a client-facing position. You will be responsible for supporting the opening, maintenance, and closure of client accounts, ensuring requests are processed accurately and efficiently.
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The ideal candidates will have strong IT skills, excellent written communication, and the ability to work independently while learning new systems and processes.
Role Overview:
- Job Title: Client Operations Analyst 108571/107562/108129
- Location: Manchester/Hybrid (4 days onsite per week)
- Contract Type: Contract
- Duration: 12 months initial
- Rate: PAYE (inclusive of holiday): £30 per hour Inside IR35
Key Requirements
- Previous experience in customer service, administration, banking operations, or financial services is desirable.
- Strong IT skills and confidence learning new systems.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, particularly professional email writing.
- Ability to work independently and manage tasks proactively.
- Quick learner with a positive attitude and willingness to learn.
- Strong attention to detail and organisational skills.
- Ability to prioritise workload and deliver results within deadlines.
- Previous client-facing experience is desirable but not essential.
- Experience in account opening, client onboarding, or financial operations would be an advantage.


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