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Data Integration & Migration Analyst

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Senior Data Integration & Migration Analyst
Contract | Inside IR35 | £500-600 per day | London Hybrid (2-3 days per week)
We're supporting a leading organisation within the insurance sector as they embark on a significant data transformation programme. This is a specialist role focused on data migration, integration, profiling, and cleansing, rather than traditional reporting, BI, or data warehousing.
This opportunity would suit an experienced Data Migration Analyst, Data Integration Specialist, or junior Data Architect with a strong understanding of data structures, source-to-target mapping, and complex migration projects.
This is not a traditional Data Analyst position focused on reporting, dashboards, or moving data into data warehouses. We are specifically seeking candidates with hands-on experience migrating and transforming data across multiple business applications and source systems.
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Key Responsibilities
- Analyse and profile data across multiple legacy systems to identify quality issues, inconsistencies, and gaps.
- Cleanse, standardise, and enrich large datasets ahead of migration activities.
- Consolidate data from multiple source systems into a single target platform.
- Support data mapping, transformation, and validation activities throughout the migration lifecycle.
- Act as a key point of contact for technical stakeholders and delivery partners on data-related queries.
- Investigate and resolve data migration, integration, and loading issues.


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Experience Required
- Proven experience delivering application-to-application data migration projects.
- Strong background in data profiling, data quality, cleansing, and validation.
- Advanced SQL skills and experience working with large, complex datasets.
- Experience supporting source-to-target mappings and migration design.
- Strong understanding of CRM platforms and associated data models.
- Ability to collaborate with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Desirable
- Experience within the insurance sector.
- Exposure to Databricks environments.
- Experience supporting CRM migrations and integrations.
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