Data Quality Analyst - Care Technology

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Job Advertisement: Data Quality Analyst - Care Technology

Are you passionate about ensuring high-quality data in the care technology sector? Do you thrive in a collaborative environment where your analytical skills can make a real difference? If so, we want to hear from you!

Position: Data Quality Analyst - Care Technology
Contract Type: Temporary (3 months)
Hourly Rate: £20.03 - £21.70 PAYE or - £26.53 - £27.50 Umbrella
Location: Hybrid (Richmond & Wandsworth)
DBS Required: Yes

About the Role
Join our dedicated Care Technology team and play a pivotal role in transitioning from analogue to digital equipment for residents of Richmond and Wandsworth. As a Data Quality Analyst, you will provide comprehensive data support and quality assurance, ensuring that our datasets reflect the current service usage accurately.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and manage complex data quality and cleansing projects that enhance service delivery.
Systematically cleanse care technology datasets to maintain accurate records.
Collaborate with the Data and Performance Team and various stakeholders to improve data quality for individuals using care technology.
analyse and cleanse multiple datasets to identify service users who may no longer require care technology services.
Create and maintain a detailed audit trail for all cleansing activities.
analyse performance data to identify trends and compile insightful reports for management.
Produce and present analytical reports, using data visualisation techniques to engage diverse audiences.
Identify and resolve data errors through effective exception reporting and quality assurance processes.

What We're Looking For

Proven experience in data quality, cleansing, and management.
Strong analytical skills with a keen eye for detail.
Experience in stakeholder engagement and collaborative project work.
Proficiency in database management and data visualisation tools.
Ability to produce clear, concise reports and presentations.
A commitment to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace.

Why Join Us?

Be part of a team that is transforming care technology for the better!
Enjoy a flexible hybrid working environment.
Contribute to meaningful projects that directly impact the lives of residents in your community.
Collaborate with a team of dedicated professionals who value your expertise and insights.

How to Apply
If you're ready to take on this exciting challenge and help shape the future of care technology, we encourage you to apply today! Please submit your CV along with a brief cover letter outlining your relevant experience.

Join us in making a difference! Your analytical skills could be the key to improving the quality of care for countless individuals. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!

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