Senior Technology Reporting Analyst VP

Tower, Greater London
1 year ago
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Senior Technology Reporting Analyst (VP) – Financial Services – Up to £110k + 20% bonus – City of London - Hybrid
 
Overview:
We are currently partnered with a leading Financial Services organisation who have an exciting opportunity for a Senior Technology Reporting Analyst to join the Technology Reporting & Service Catalogue team. You will be responsible for producing high-quality reports for the CIO of EMEA Technology and key executive committees. You will work closely with Technology SMEs to ensure reports are accurate, insightful, and aligned with business needs. You will also lead and mentor two junior analysts, overseeing the reporting process and driving continuous improvement.
 
Role & Responsibilities:

Manage the end-to-end production of executive reports, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and timely delivery.
Collaborate with Technology SMEs to gather report content and align with strategic priorities.
Act as a quality control gatekeeper, reviewing content and ensuring reports meet executive standards.
Develop key narratives for executive reports on topics such as AI technology risk, operational resiliency, and recovery plans.
Build strong relationships with stakeholders across Technology and the wider business.
Oversee the work of two junior analysts, providing guidance and ensuring high-quality output.
Manage reporting schedules and deadlines, ensuring all submissions meet governance requirements.
Identify opportunities to improve reporting processes through automation and enhanced data insights. 
Essential Skills & Experience:

Experience in producing reports for senior stakeholders and executive committees.
Proficient in handling large datasets and extracting key insights using tools like PowerBI, Python, SQL, and Excel macros.
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to engage with and influence senior stakeholders.
Ability to manage multiple deadlines and workstreams simultaneously.
Understanding of technology infrastructure, cybersecurity, and financial services software.
Awareness of financial services business models and key industry trends.
Experience leading and developing teams.
Skilled in creating impactful presentations using PowerPoint.
Capable of streamlining reporting processes through automation and advanced tooling.
Strong written and verbal communication skills. 
Package:

Up to £110,000 basic salary
Up to 20% discretionary bonus
10% pension contribution
Other Excellent benefits
Hybrid working – 3 days onsite (City of London)

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