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Senior Data Analyst
Central London - 3 days per week onsite
Up to £90,000 + Equity
We've partnered with a fast-growing, regulated fintech scale-up in London. It's a genuinely different product with a growing international footprint and hundreds of millions of pounds already moving through the platform.
They're hiring a Senior Data Analyst to take full ownership of their data platform. This is a hands-on hybrid role. You'll build and run the pipelines behind their regulated reporting, and you'll also work with Product and commercial teams to turn their questions into metrics, models and recommendations.
What you'll be doing:
- Owning dbt models on BigQuery, from raw transactional data through to business and reporting layers
- Modelling data across finance, compliance, product, marketing and revenue, with data quality testing built in
- Running the regulatory reporting pipeline end to end, including reconciliations and a clear audit trail
- Migrating legacy reports onto a modern, tested pipeline
- Keeping documentation, lineage and the data catalogue current
- Building self-serve datasets and supporting forecasting and planning
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What you'll bring:
- 5+ years in data engineering, analytics engineering or senior analytics, ideally in fintech or another regulated environment
- Strong SQL and hands-on dbt experience, with BigQuery preferred
- Solid modelling fundamentals: incremental models, lineage and testing
- Experience with scheduled pipelines and file delivery integrations
- Exposure to financial or regulatory reporting and reconciliation
- Python for automation
- Confidence working with non-technical stakeholders and turning ambiguity into clear metrics


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What's on Offer:
- Up to £90,000 base salary
- Equity options
- A flat structure with direct access to leadership and real influence over how the engineering team evolves
If you want real ownership of a data platform in a regulated, high-growth fintech, apply now!
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