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FIS Quantum Data Extract Engineer

Broadbean Technology
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7 months ago
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Overview:
Our client, a leading organisation in the financial services sector, is seeking an experiencedFIS Quantum Data Extract Engineerto join on an initial 3 month contract. This role will play a key part in enabling accurate, efficient, and insightful data extraction from FIS Quantum, supporting a business-critical initiative.
This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on data professional with deep experience in banking data environments and a strong grasp of FIS Quantum to make an immediate impact.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Design, develop, and optimise data extraction processes fromFIS Quantum.

  • Write and refinecomplex SQL/data queriesto support reporting and analysis.

  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (IT, finance, and operations) to deliver accurate and timely datasets.

  • Ensure data integrity and alignment with establishedbanking data models.

  • Work within tight deadlines and support rapid project delivery over a 3-month engagement.


Essential Skills & Experience:


  • Solid, hands-on experience working withFIS Quantumsoftware, ideally in a data extraction or engineering capacity.

  • Strong knowledge ofbanking data modelsand how they relate to core business operations.

  • Advanced query-building andSQL/data manipulation skills.

  • Background infinancial services, preferably within investment banking, treasury, or corporate finance environments.

  • Proactive, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in a fast-paced, delivery-focused setting.

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