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Data Migration Analyst

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Data Migration Analyst
West Midlands
Hybrid Working
Up to £60,000
Permanent – Full-time opportunity
We’re recruiting for an experienced Data Migration Analyst to support a programme of complex data migration and integration activities.
This is a hands-on role covering the full migration lifecycle, from understanding legacy data and defining mapping rules through to ETL, testing, reconciliation and post-migration support.
What you’ll be doing
- Supporting end-to-end migration of data from legacy into new environments
- Analysing source-system data and identifying data quality issues
- Defining and documenting mappings between legacy and target systems
- Extracting, transforming and loading data in line with migration requirements
- Translating business requirements into technical data mappings and rules
- Developing and executing migration test plans and scripts
- Reconciling migrated data to ensure completeness and accuracy
- Troubleshooting migration issues and supporting post-migration activity
- Maintaining clear documentation covering mappings, transformations and quality checks
- Working closely with business users, technical teams, vendors and programme stakeholders
- Contributing to migration strategy, planning and execution
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What we’re looking for
- Proven experience in a Data Migration or Data Integration role
- Strong understanding of data mapping, ETL and data transformation
- Experience working on complex system integration or migration projects
- Strong SQL skills
- Experience using data analysis tools such as Excel, Python or similar
- Experience with data migration tools
- Ability to understand system architecture, data structures and integration points
- Strong data analysis and problem-solving skills
- A track record of maintaining data integrity throughout migrations
- Ability to manage multiple workstreams and work to tight deadlines


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Experience with data governance frameworks, cloud-based data environments and CRM/platform migrations would also be beneficial.
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