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Siena Partnership

VP – Analytics Engineering

London
£150 – £188/hr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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VP – Analytics Engineering

London | Hybrid – 3 days per week

£1,200–£1,500 per day | Outside IR35

6-month initial contract | Strong extension potential

I’m working with a top-tier global private equity fund that is building a new Analytics Engineering capability within a strategically important area of the business.

This is a genuine build-from-scratch opportunity with the pace, autonomy and influence of a scale-up environment, but with the backing, data and reach of a major global investment organisation.

They are looking for a VP-level Analytics Engineering leader who can combine strong engineering foundations with the ability to lead delivery and operate confidently with senior business and investment stakeholders.

This is not a hands-off Head of Data or transformation role.

You will remain close to the engineering, act as a technical authority for the team, shape architecture and delivery standards, and help translate complex or ambiguous business requirements into high-quality data products.

Key responsibilities

  • Lead the technical direction and delivery of a new Analytics Engineering capability.
  • Act as the go-to technical voice across architecture, data modelling, engineering patterns and platform design.
  • Lead a small engineering team from a technical and delivery perspective.
  • Remain close enough to the code and architecture to review, challenge and improve engineering decisions.
  • Work directly with senior business and investment stakeholders to understand problems and translate them into scalable technical solutions.
  • Build trusted data products across complex financial, investment and insurance datasets.
  • Establish strong standards around data quality, reconciliation, lineage, testing and governance.
  • Design scalable integrations, data models and production engineering workflows.
  • Help shape how AI and automation can improve engineering delivery and data workflows.
  • Play a major role in the future structure and growth of the team.

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What we’re looking for

  • Strong software engineering or data engineering foundations.
  • Experience leading a relatively small engineering team while remaining technically credible.
  • Strong SQL, Python and data modelling skills.
  • Experience building and owning production data platforms or data products end to end.
  • The ability to challenge engineers on architecture, modelling, pipelines and production design.
  • Strong stakeholder skills and the confidence to operate with senior non-technical audiences.
  • Experience taking an unclear business problem and working out the right technical solution rather than simply executing a specification.
  • Background in a strong engineering environment such as fintech, insurtech, insurance, investment management or financial services.

Particularly relevant backgrounds

Experience across any of the following would be highly attractive:

  • Insurance / insurtech
  • Insurance investment or asset-management data
  • Fintech
  • Private credit / direct lending
  • Private markets
  • Fixed income / institutional credit
  • Investment management
  • Reinsurance / annuities

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Direct insurance or private-credit experience is advantageous, but strong engineering foundations are more important than having worked in one exact domain.

Technology environment

  • Python
  • SQL
  • Snowflake
  • dbt
  • APIs / integrations
  • Modern orchestration tooling
  • CI/CD
  • Cloud data platforms
  • Data modelling
  • Data quality, reconciliation and lineage

Heavy dbt experience is not essential at VP level. Strong engineering fundamentals and the ability to quickly understand and challenge a modern data stack are more important.

This could be particularly interesting for someone who has spent the last few years leading a team of around 4–10 engineers and is now ready to step into broader responsibility without moving away from the technology.

A background combining some consulting or client-facing experience with subsequent hands-on engineering in a fintech, insurtech or financial-services business would also be highly relevant.

They do not need a career CDO who has spent years managing very large organisations. They are looking for someone at the point in their career where this represents an exciting step up in responsibility.

£1,200–£1,500 per day, outside IR35. Initial 6-month contract with strong potential to extend and develop into a longer-term opportunity.

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Skills

Analytics Engineering
Data Modelling
Python
SQL
Snowflake
Dbt
Stakeholder Management
Technical Leadership
Architecture Design
CI/CD
Data Governance
Production Engineering
API Integration
Cloud Data Platforms
Orchestration Tooling
Financial Data Analysis

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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