GDPR Data Analyst - Banking

Are you an experienced GDPR Data Analyst looking for your next contract role? 

Join one of the world's leading IT services, consulting, and business solutions organization. Founded in 1968, the company consistently ranks among the top global IT service providers. With a presence in over 50 countries, the company has built a reputation for delivering high-quality technology services across industries including banking, healthcare, telecommunications, and retail. The leading consultancy firm has partnered with a leading UK‑based specialist banking group focused on providing tailored savings and lending solutions to individuals, businesses, and professional partners. With a strong track record of sustainable growth, it has built a reputation for combining financial expertise with a customer‑centric approach, serving niche markets often underserved by traditional high‑street banks. Recognised for its robust performance and innovative product offerings, the organisation continues to strengthen its position as a trusted player in the specialist banking sector. The team is seeking a skilled GDPR Data Analyst for an initial 6‑month contract driving data compliance and governance initiatives. This hybrid role, based in London or Kent, offers flexibility while contributing to a high‑impact data privacy programme within a large‑scale enterprise environment.

Ready to step into a role where your expertise makes a real impact? Get in touch and apply today!

Responsibilities:

• Analyse systems to ensure personal data is deleted, anonymised, or obfuscated (DAO) in line with GDPR retention policies
• Identify and map data flows and storage locations; work with system SMEs to document where personal data resides across platforms
• Detect compliance risks in current data practices and recommend remediation strategies (eg, flagging unretained or untracked personal data)
• Coordinate with legal, compliance, IT, and business teams to align data governance efforts with privacy requirements
• Generate reports, metrics, and dashboards to provide visibility on compliance status and progress of data clean-up initiatives

Requirements:

• In-depth understanding of GDPR principles
• Ability to query and interpret large datasets using SQL or similar tools to identify data volumes and retention violations
• Ability to identify inconsistencies in data handling, retention logic, or documentation gaps that may lead to compliance issues
• Familiarity with databases, cloud platforms (eg, AWS, Azure), and data governance tools (eg, Collibra, Informatica, OneTrust)

Location:

• Hybrid in London or Kent

Duration: 

• 6 months (View for Extension)

Salary:

• Up to £400 per day (Inside IR35)