Data Transition Analyst: Legacy-to-Future Data Mapping
Tech Contracts Online
Greater London
On-site
GBP 45,000 - 65,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Tech Contracts Online is seeking a Data Analyst to analyze and translate data between legacy and future-state systems. This role is critical in ensuring data accuracy throughout the transition. Responsibilities include comparing data states, mapping data, identifying gaps, and validating data against business needs. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in data analysis, advanced SQL skills, and experience with legacy system migration or SAS decommissioning, particularly in the financial services sector.
Qualifications
Strong background as a Data Analyst in complex data environments.
Advanced SQL skills including translating logic from tools such as SAS.
Experience with legacy system migration or SAS decommissioning.
Proven data mapping and gap analysis experience.
Financial services background preferred.
Strong analytical skills and clear communication.
Responsibilities
Analyse and compare current-state and future-state data.
Map data between legacy and target systems.
Identify gaps, risks, and data quality issues.
Validate future-state data against business and regulatory needs.
Document data mappings, transformations, and findings.
Support testing during system migration and decommissioning.
Skills
Data analysis
SQL
Data mapping
Gap analysis
Analytical skills
Communication
Tools
SAS
Job description
Tech Contracts Online is seeking a Data Analyst to analyze and translate data between legacy and future-state systems. This role is critical in ensuring data accuracy throughout the transition. Responsibilities include comparing data states, mapping data, identifying gaps, and validating data against business needs. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in data analysis, advanced SQL skills, and experience with legacy system migration or SAS decommissioning, particularly in the financial services sector.