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Data Quality Improvement Manager (FTC)

AXA XL
Ipswich
4 days ago
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London, UK or Ipswich, UK


AXA XL is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


This advert will close on: 28th November 2025.


Data Quality & Culture Team

The Data Quality & Culture team within the Innovation, Data & Analytics (IDA) division drives the data quality strategy through three work streams: Train, Heal and Prevent. This position focuses on the Prevent stream.



  • Train – building a data culture and ensuring data is captured “right the first time”.
  • Heal – fixing data errors after they occur using SQL validation rules and Power BI dashboards.
  • Prevent – working with Operations and IT to design data quality into source systems and processes.

What you’ll be doing

  • Data Analysis & SQL Proficiency

    • Advanced SQL coding to interrogate diverse databases, identify roots of data quality issues and compare records across systems.


  • Stakeholder Engagement & Communication

    • Collaborate with cross‑functional teams (Underwriting, Actuarial, Claims, Operations) to map data workflows and gather improvement requirements.
    • Build relationships that facilitate data quality initiatives.


  • Data Mapping & Process Improvement

    • Map data flows throughout the insurance lifecycle to identify inefficiencies and opportunities for quality enhancement.
    • Recommend redesigns that embed quality‑by‑design principles.


  • Presentation & Storytelling

    • Develop impact presentations and craft business cases to secure stakeholder buy‑in.


  • Cross‑Functional Partnership

    • Maintain productive relationships with global technology teams and source‑system delivery leads.
    • Prioritise and implement data quality enhancements within technology backlogs.


  • Team Leadership & Coordination

    • Lead virtual, cross‑disciplinary teams coordinating Transformation, Data Management and Data Quality functions.


  • Project & Budget Management

    • Plan, execute and oversee projects from initiation to closure within scope, schedule and budget constraints.


  • Progress Monitoring & Reporting

    • Advocate systemic data quality improvements and provide regular updates to senior leadership.


  • Performance Measurement & Reporting

    • Develop metrics and KPIs to evaluate data quality improvements and collaborate with Business Intelligence teams.



What you’ll bring

  • People Skills

    • Customer centricity, cross‑functional collaboration, analytical mindset, emotional intelligence, resilience and growth mindset.


  • Business Skills

    • Insurance acumen across risk, underwriting, pricing, actuarial, finance, claims and operations.
    • Process improvement expertise (Lean, Six Sigma desirable).
    • Stakeholder management, negotiation and influencing ability.


  • Technical Skills

    • Advanced quantitative data analysis and SQL expertise.
    • Commercial insurance domain knowledge.
    • Strong communication, presentation and project management skills.
    • Experience with data‑driven mindsets, data governance and if possible CDMP certification.
    • Knowledge of user‑centered design and agile practices.



What we offer

  • Inclusive culture with equal employment opportunity – gender, sexual orientation, age, ethnicity, disability and other protected characteristics are valued.
  • Five Business Resource Groups, flexible working arrangements and enhanced family‑friendly leave.
  • Named to the Diversity Best Practices Index and a signatory to the UK Women in Finance Charter.
  • Competitive total rewards – health, wellbeing, lifestyle and financial security benefits.
  • Sustainability focus through the “Roots of Resilience” strategy covering nature, climate, ESG integration and community engagement.

Timeline & Application

Apply before 28th November 2025. The role is full‑time.


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