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Data Quality Analyst

Manchester
Β£40k – Β£50k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Data Gov Analyst | Insurance | Manchester (Hybrid)

πŸ“ Manchester (Hybrid - 2 days in office)
πŸ’° Up to Β£50,000 + 15% Bonus + 10% Pension

Tech: SQL | Excel | Data Quality Tools | Power BI | Data Governance Fundamentals

We're helping a well-established financial services organisation build out a brand-new Manchester office, and we're looking for a Data Gov Analyst to join a close-knit, 4-person data team right at the ground floor of that growth.

This isn't a role where you'll be handed a finished data governance strategy and told to run it β€” the framework already exists, but there's genuine scope to shape how it's applied day to day, and to build your own expertise in data governance as you go. If you're detail-orientated, driven, and want to grow into a career in data governance rather than arrive as a finished expert, this one's designed for you.

What you'll be doing

  • Tracing data back to its source β€” understanding where it comes from, how (or whether) it's documented, and closing the gaps where it isn't
  • Helping build and maintain a central set of business definitions, so the wider organisation is working from one shared understanding of its data
  • Getting into the detail of data quality issues β€” investigating root causes, agreeing fixes with the people who own the data, and checking they've actually worked, not just logging and moving on
  • Partnering closely with stakeholders across the business β€” including senior managers, heads of department, data owners and data stewards β€” explaining issues in plain terms and building genuine buy-in outside your own team
  • Getting hands-on with data analysis (Excel and, ideally, some SQL) and modern data tooling (Power BI, and similar) β€” you don't need to be an expert in these on day one, but you do need to be comfortable getting into the data yourself
  • Prioritising and managing your own workload within a large organisation, where there's naturally more good work to do than time to do it β€” being able to triage and focus matters here

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  • Some genuine, hands-on exposure to data governance, data quality, or a closely related discipline β€” enough that you can talk through what data ownership and data standards actually mean in practice, and why they matter, not just recite the terms
  • A genuinely detail-orientated, analytical mindset
  • Confidence with Excel as standard; SQL is a strong plus, and exposure to Python, Databricks or Power BI is great to have, but we care far more about your comfort getting into the data itself than which specific tools you've used
  • Real confidence communicating with people outside your immediate team β€” explaining a data issue clearly to someone non-technical, or getting buy-in from someone senior, are both things you'll do regularly here
  • Any regulated or data-heavy environment is genuinely relevant β€” financial services or insurance is a plus, but we're open-minded on sector; what matters more is the substance of the work you've done

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Skills

Sql
Excel
Power Bi
Data Governance
Data Quality
Data Analysis
Stakeholder Management
Root Cause Analysis
Data Mapping
Business Definitions

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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