Head of Data FTC

London
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Job Title: Head of Data
Department: IT
Role: 18 Month FTC - £130,000/138,000

Role Overview

The Head of Data will lead the global IT data function, driving the transformation of data into strategic insights that enhance decision-making across the business. This role is responsible for executing a comprehensive data strategy, overseeing data architecture, engineering, business intelligence (BI) development, and custom application creation.

Key Responsibilities

Financial Management
Operational Excellence
Stakeholder & Customer Engagement
Team Leadership & Development

Required Skills & Experience

Strong strategic thinking with the ability to define and communicate a clear data vision.

Proven track record of delivering enterprise-scale data solutions and BI initiatives.

Expertise in data architecture, analytics, business intelligence, and custom application development.

Extensive experience with cloud-based data platforms, particularly Azure, Databricks, and Power Platform.

Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to influence and align key business leaders.

In-depth understanding of data governance, privacy, and security regulations.

Demonstrated experience in leading and developing high-performing data teams.

Experience driving digital transformation and data-driven decision-making in a complex global organisation.

Qualifications

3+ years in a senior leadership role within data management or analytics.

Relevant certifications in data management and analytics are beneficial.

Hands-on experience leading data strategy and execution in a multinational environment.

If you are interested in this position please apply now or contact me @(url removed)

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