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Job Title: Data Tester (12-Month Contract, Hybrid –Financial Services)Location: Edinburgh or LondonContract Type:Initial 12-Month Contract (via Umbrella Company)Work Arrangement:HybridAbout the RoleA leading financial services organization isseeking a skilled Data Tester to join their team on an initial12-month contract. The role focuses on validating and ensuring theaccuracy, reliability, and performance of data systems, with aspecific emphasis on API data usage and lifecycle management. Thisis a fantastic opportunity to work on critical projects that drivevalue through data quality and actionable insights.KeyResponsibilitiesData Validation & Testing:Design and executetest cases to validate data accuracy, consistency, andperformance.Use tools like SQL, Tableau, and Excel to analyze andverify data integrity.Ensure API-related data meets governancestandards and organizational requirements.API Testing:Conducttesting using API lifecycle management platforms such as Apigee andPostman to validate functionality, performance, and compliance withOpenAPI specifications.Verify metadata management processes andadherence to API governance best practices.Analysis & InsightDevelopment:Analyze API usage data to identify trends, adoptionpatterns, and areas for optimization.Collaborate with stakeholdersto present insights that support strategic decisions and showcasethe value of catalogue usage patterns.Collaboration &Reporting:Work closely with developers, data analysts, and productteams to ensure alignment on testing objectives andoutcomes.Prepare clear and concise reports to communicate testresults and recommendations for improvement.Skills & ExperienceRequiredEssential:Hands-on experience with data analysis andtesting tools such as SQL, Tableau, and Excel.Familiarity with APIlifecycle management tools like Apigee and Postman.Understanding ofAPI governance, OpenAPI specifications, and metadatamanagement.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with theability to interpret data and identify actionableinsights.Desirable:Experience in testing within financial servicesor regulated industries.Strong communication skills to effectivelycollaborate with technical and business stakeholders.Adetail-oriented approach to identifying and resolving dataissues.What We OfferAn opportunity to work on high-impact dataprojects for a leading financial services client.A competitive dayrate via an umbrella company.Flexible hybrid working arrangementsin Edinburgh or London.A collaborative environment where yourskills will contribute to data-driven decision-making and improvedAPI management.How to ApplyIf you have a keen eye for detail and apassion for data testing, apply now to join a dynamic team making atangible impact in the financial services sector.This role is anexcellent fit for candidates with strong data testing and APIexpertise, looking to further their career in a hybrid andcontract-based environment.

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