ARCC CONSULTING LIMITED
Senior Pensions Analyst

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Job Title/Location: Senior Pensions Analyst, London/WFH
Salary
£45,000 - £57,500
Office/WFH
Office based 2 days p/w + 3 days p/w WFH
Requirements
- Strong technical DB knowledge is key, this should include some complex administration experience.
- Should also have some level of people management experience.
Role Snapshot
- Initiate & deliver client projects
- Manage the analysis of data & data reporting tools
- Manage implementation projects
- Train, support, & supervise staff
Recent new scheme/business wins are leading to a number of new roles and expansion of current teams.
The Company
An established pensions business, recent industry award winners and recognised for their investment in people, so a good company to develop with long-term, especially given the recent new business wins and resulting expansion.
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The Role
The Senior Pensions Analyst role will see you focus on three main areas – Data, Client Projects and Implementations. In addition to role snapshot mentioned above, you will work closely with the Client Projects Delivery Manager to manage and allocate project work within the team and continually review and improve processes to deliver better results for revenue requirements and internal/external stakeholders. Key responsibilities include:
- Collect, understand & document business processes for data and calculation processes.
- Provide expertise on the processes and systems around data and implementation work, particularly in relation to pension administration, legislative requirements, data migration, payroll reconciliation and business data standards.
- Analyse requirements to scope/define client projects, ensuring estimated effort/costs are accurate.
- Manage the completion and checking of both client project work and implementation work, ensuring any potential risk is flagged & mitigated.


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Skills / Experience Required
For this Senior Pensions Analyst role you must have strong technical DB knowledge, from a background in pensions administration. Some people management experience is also required and you should also have previous projects and data analysis experience.
Additional Information
Salary for the Senior Pensions Analyst role is up to £57,500 + professional study support and company pension. As mentioned above, the average working week would be 2 days office and 3 days WFH. Please apply below.
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