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Pensions Data Analyst, Consultant (X-Ray Calculation)

XPS Group
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Pensions Data Analyst, Consultant (X-Ray Calculation)

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About XPS Group

XPS Group is a prominent and growing UK consultancy and administration firm within the pensions and insurance sectors. As a FTSE 250 company with over 2000 employees, we leverage expertise alongside advanced technology to serve over 1,400 pension schemes and their sponsors. Our goal is to foster a workplace where diverse talents thrive.


Location: Any advisory office


Grade: Consultant


Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent


Hybrid


About The Team

We are expanding our specialized team to include a Senior Pensions Data Analyst with a strategic focus on client engagement and stakeholder management.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead face-to-face client meetings, presenting data insights and solutions with authority and clarity.
  • Cultivate and manage relationships with insurers, trustees, and key stakeholders, leveraging strategic insights to enhance collaboration.
  • Perform and verify complex pension calculations, ensuring compliance with UK pension legislation and tax regimes.
  • Investigate and resolve data discrepancies, documenting findings and communicating them effectively.
  • Prepare detailed reports, acting as a key liaison between clients and internal teams.
  • Participate actively in high-level strategic planning sessions with team leaders, contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

Essential
Your Profile

  • Proven expertise in pensions calculations and administration.
  • Strong background in stakeholder management and client relationship building.
  • Advanced proficiency in MS Excel and analytical tools.
  • Track record of effectively managing time pressure and deadlines.

What We Offer

Enjoy a competitive salary, annual discretionary bonus, and 25 days’ holiday with buy/sell flexibility. Benefits include pension matching, healthcare plans, life assurance, and retailer discounts. We support our team with a flexible benefits scheme, employee assistance, and digital GP service. Participating in volunteering events is encouraged with paid volunteer days available. Referral bonuses are offered for introducing suitable candidates to XPS.


How To Apply

Interested candidates should submit applications below or contact . Join XPS Group and contribute to a dynamic and inclusive workplace.


Equal Opportunity Statement

XPS Group is committed to diversity and equal opportunities. We welcome applications from all candidates, irrespective of sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, religion, or belief. As a Disability Confident employer, we ensure accessible and supportive work settings for all employees.


Eligibility

Any employment offer made will be conditional upon you satisfying DBS Disclosure checks, Employment or educational references, Satisfactory credit checks and eligibility to work in the UK before an offer can be made. XPS Group is not able to provide sponsorship to employees.


Who Are We

To find out more please visit: www.xpsgroup.com


Seniority level

  • Mid-Senior level

Employment type

  • Full-time

Job function

  • Information Technology


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