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Technical Systems Analyst – Data / SQL / Risk (Banking)

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AVP Technical Systems Analyst – Data / SQL / Risk (Banking)
Location: London (Hybrid)
Rate: £320–£540/day (Umbrella)
Length: 6-12 months
We're working with a leading international investment bank to recruit an experienced AVP-level Technical Systems Analyst to support the delivery of a strategic Risk & ESG data platform.
This is not a traditional Business Analyst role. We're looking for someone with a strong technical and data background who is comfortable working with SQL, data models, technical requirements, and engineering teams.
What you'll be doing
- Gather, analyse, and document business and technical requirements (BRDs, TRDs, and functional specifications).
- Work closely with Business, Data Governance, Architecture, and Engineering teams to deliver data solutions.
- Analyse complex data flows and support the design of modern data platforms.
- Produce and review data models, data mapping, ERDs, and database designs.
- Support data lineage, metadata management, and data quality initiatives.
- Collaborate with developers and architects on integration design and technical solution delivery.
- Assist with testing, validation, and implementation across the project lifecycle.
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What we're looking for
Essential
- Strong Technical Systems Analyst or Technical Business Analyst experience within banking or financial services.
- Excellent SQL skills with experience analysing and validating data.
- Experience producing BRDs, TRDs, and technical documentation.
- Strong understanding of data modelling, database design, data mapping, and data lineage.
- Experience working on regulatory, risk, or data transformation programmes.
- Ability to communicate confidently with both business stakeholders and technical teams.


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Desirable
- ESG or sustainability reporting experience.
- BCBS239 or other banking regulatory programmes.
- Azure, Azure Data Factory, or Databricks.
- Python for data analysis or automation.
- JIRA, Confluence, and Visio.
Please note
This opportunity is best suited to candidates who are strong technically and data-focused. We are not looking for Project Managers or traditional Business Analysts whose experience is primarily centred around workshops, Agile ceremonies, and stakeholder management.
If you have hands-on experience with SQL, technical analysis, data modelling, and banking data platforms, we'd love to hear from you.
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