Functional Data Lead - French Speaking

City of London
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Functional Data Lead, Outside IR35, £(Apply online only) per day, London 2-3 days per week hybrid, 6 months initial contract

Fluent French and English Required.

Contract role for a functional data consultant for a global company. This company are going through a global ERP transformation and data overhaul and as such, require a functional data consultant to bridge the gap between global and local teams at a functional level. This would suit someone who has a data background and knowledge in data tools and data architecture, and strong stakeholder engagement, able to understand data strategies and managing demand.

You will be responsible for local data needs & expectations, legacy BI support, and the transition from local to global data solutions.

You will need to have a a data background, understand business intelligence, stakeholder engagement, and agile methodologies, with experience working within data transformation & change management. You will need to have experience with a company that is transition data systems.

This will be initially 6 months, outside iR35 and there is an on-site presence, where 2-3 days per week in the London office is the norm.

Fluent in french is required

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