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Role Title: Technical Business Analyst
Location: Northampton (2-3 days onsite)
Duration: 31/12/2026
Pay Rate: £375 per day all inc. (PAYE through Umbrella)
Role Description:
The primary objective of the Programme is to establish a clear path for migrating Fraud Analytics and Strategy capabilities from Teradata by defining, redesigning, and delivering scalable data products.
The expected scope includes:
- Analyse existing business-owned Teradata databases and SAS-based processes to understand current usage patterns and dependencies.
- Assess existing data assets and identify equivalent or alternative capabilities within the Enterprise Data Platform (EDP).
- Work with business, architecture, and data teams to map current-state capabilities to future-state data products.
- Define business requirements, use cases, and dependency mappings required for platform migration.
- Redesign existing output tables, processes, and data flows into Business Data Products (BDPs) and Foundational Data Products (FDPs).
- Develop and implement new enterprise and business data products to support migration from legacy platforms.
- Design and build scalable AWS-based data pipelines and data products.
- Ensure alignment with enterprise architecture, security, governance, lineage, and data management standards.
- Support downstream consumers, including Fraud Analytics teams, during migration and adoption.
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- Data product design and delivery
- AWS data engineering (Glue, DBT, Databricks, etc.)
- Data pipeline design, build, and testing
- Teradata and Hadoop migration expertise
- Data modelling and business data product design
- Data governance, lineage, and metadata management
- Enterprise architecture and security alignment
- End-to-end delivery from design through production deployment
If you are interested in this position and would like to learn more, please send through your CV and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible. Please note, candidates are often Shortlisted within 48 hours.
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