Asset Resourcing Limited
Junior (Graduate) Data Technician – insurance industry, Hybrid – 3 days in City of London, £35,000
Our client is a specialist Managing General Agent (MGA) operating in a niche insurance sector. Their data team sits at the heart of how we operate and we’re looking for a Junior Data Technician to join them.
This is an ideal role for a graduate or someone in their first or second job who wants to build a career in insurance data and operations.
What you’ll be doing:
Processing and validating bordereaux submissions; identifying data quality issues and resolving them with internal and external stakeholders; maintaining data in our systems; producing MI reports; and supporting month-end close processes.
What we’re looking for:
- A graduate, ideally with some exposure to insurance, financial services, or a data-focused environment
- Strong attention to detail and comfort working with large datasets
- Intermediate Excel as a minimum; pivot tables, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP a bonus
- Any exposure to SQL, Power BI, or insurance admin systems would be well received
- Organised, curious, and keen to learn
Insurance industry experience is a genuine advantage. If you’ve worked in an MGA, insurer, Lloyd’s market, or delegated authority environment, even briefly, we want to hear from you.
Based in London (3 days per week). Full-time, permanent. £35,000.
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