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Our client provides, innovative fully managed solutions within the automotive fleet management sector. We are seeking an experienced Head of Data to lead a data team through a transformative journey, positioning data as a central pillar of the business strategy. This role will oversee a diverse team of specialists including Data Quality Analysts, Data Engineers, Data Science Engineers, and Business Intelligence professionals, while championing a mantra of "Powered by technology, underpinned by people."

They are looking to recruit a Data Manager for a 6-month contract with the potential to extend to 1 year.

Key Responsibilities of the role:

  • Guide and coach data teams on data analytics, vision and best practices.

  • Lead data-driven innovation, including ingestion, extraction and presentation.

  • Connect data initiatives directly to business outcomes and KPIs.

  • Drive forward data products and services with internal and external customers.

  • Serve as the guarantor of data security quality, ensuring consistency and reliability across business areas.

  • Guide teams in transforming data into actionable business insights, driving strategy and decision making.

  • Work closely with technology, operational and customer focused teams.

  • Remove roadblocks and ensure teams remain focused on delivering value.

  • Proficiency in data analytics, vision and driving a Single Source of Truth methodology.

  • Knowledge of Continuous Improvement practices, and cloud-based technologies.

  • Serve as the bridge between technical data concepts and business applications.

  • Monitor sprint progress and key performance metrics to drive efficiency.

    Skills & Qualifications required to do the job:

  • A minimum of 2 years’ experience in a Data Manager role or relevant background/experience.

  • Strong experience in Data, delivery, strategy and expanding insights

  • Strong experience executing comprehensive data strategy aligned with business objectives

  • Strong collaboration skills, ability to work closely and tightly with stakeholders, data quality analysts, data engineer, data science engineer, BI engineer and business insights engineer

  • Strong knowledge and experience utilising CI/CD pipelines to enhance product delivery capabilities

  • Lead the modernisation of data platforms and infrastructure, utilising our cloud-first architecture

  • Experience implementing centralised data reporting platforms

  • Experience In Resource Management

  • Experienced in fostering a business wide data-driven culture, promoting data literacy and analytical thinking.

  • Ability to lead on Single Source of Truth methodology

  • Experience with cloud deployments and management thereof

  • Experience in presenting analysis and visualisations in a clear way to communicate complex messages to technical and nontechnical audiences

  • Ability to work under pressure and follow company policies and procedures

  • Excellent organisational, interpersonal and facilitation skills

  • Ability to work accurately at speed

  • Analytical and problem solving oriented

  • Recruit, mentor and manage data professionals to meet evolving business needs

  • A Level or equivalent in relevant subjects / Further Education/University course in relevant field.

    This is an excellent opportunity to join at a period of extensive growth within a forward-thinking organisation.

    (MUST live within commutable distance, as this role will be primarily onsite, with

    some capacity to work from home)

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