Data & Client Integration Coordinator- £30K- Cheshire

Data & Client Integration CoordinatorUp to £30,000 | Mainly Remote | 1-2 Days a Week in CheshireIf you\'re looking for a role where you can build your experience across data, operations and client integrations without being tied to the office, this could be a great next step for you. You\'ll be joining a small, friendly team that\'s growing quickly and plays an important part in helping newly acquired firms transition smoothly into the business.Day to day, you\'ll be working closely with different firms to gather and clean their customer and provider data, making sure everything is accurate and ready to migrate. You\'ll get involved in supporting client communications too, including helping send out updates to customers during mergers and acquisitions. There\'s also a nice mix of wider integration work, such as assisting with onboarding new staff, answering operational queries, and helping firms adopt new systems and processes.This role would suit someone who\'s early in their career and comfortable working with data, spreadsheets and different internal systems. You don\'t need IFA experience, just a good eye for detail, strong organisation skills, and the confidence to juggle a variety of tasks. Financial services experience is helpful but not essential.What makes this role stand out is how much you\'ll learn. The team is preparing for a big increase in integration work, so you\'ll be right at the centre of things as more firms join. There\'s a lot of variety, plenty of support, and a real opportunity to develop your skills in data, operations and change.If you like the idea of a mainly remote position, working with a close‐knit team and getting stuck into meaningful, hands‐on work, this is definitely worth exploring.Apply now or email (see below) for more information.Both Modis International Ltd and Modis Europe Ltd are Equal Opportunities Employers.

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