Ethos BeathChapman
Data & Analytics Lead (PE-backed, scale-up, acquisitive)

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We are delighted to be partnering with a fast-growing, private equity-backed financial services business as they build out their central data capability. This is a unique opportunity for an experienced data professional to become the organisation's first dedicated Data & Analytics Lead, helping to shape the future of data and reporting across a rapidly expanding national business.
The Opportunity
This is a rare blend of hands-on delivery and strategic influence. You'll take ownership of the day-to-day data and analytics function, transforming data from multiple business systems into trusted reporting, dashboards and actionable business insight, while helping define the long-term data strategy.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain robust data pipelines, integrations and reconciliation processes across multiple business-critical systems.
- Build insightful KPIs, management information and Power BI dashboards that support operational and strategic decision-making.
- Drive data quality, governance and control frameworks to ensure a trusted single source of truth.
- Support financial and executive reporting with accurate, timely and meaningful analytics.
- Lead the design and execution of data migration and onboarding processes for newly acquired businesses.
- Contribute to future-state data architecture, platform selection and data strategy as the business scales.
- Play a key role in building and shaping a future data team.
- Partner closely with senior stakeholders across technology, finance and the wider business.
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About You
Essential skills/experience:
- Strong hands-on SQL and data engineering skills
- Advanced Power BI expertise, including data modelling and DAX.
- Experience delivering business reporting, managing data quality, and building scalable data solutions
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Advantageous:
- Experience within financial services industry
- Experience of data migrations and/or system onboarding,
- Python or modern cloud data platforms would be advantageous (e.g. Fabric/Databricks)
Why Apply?
This role offers genuine career progression and the chance to build a data function from the ground up within a high-growth organisation. You'll enjoy significant visibility with senior leadership, the opportunity to influence strategic direction, and the ability to make a lasting impact in a business undergoing rapid expansion.
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