Benefex

Head of Data Services

Benefex

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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Salary

💰 £53,000 - £63,000 per year

Job Level

Lead

Tech Stack

SQLVBA

About the role

  • Lead the UK team of Data Services Specialists managing inbound/outbound processing of HR data and reporting.
  • Act as first point of contact for issues/escalations and investigate, resolve and represent the team.
  • Ensure the team hit SLAs for internal and external customers and maintain quality standards.
  • Drive continual improvements, define roadmap and reshape the department to enable scaling.
  • Own, develop and maintain training/documentation within the team and complete regular management reporting.
  • Serve as coach and leader, developing team skills, driving KPIs/OKRs and maintaining engagement.
  • Drive process improvement, change management and cross-functional collaboration while maintaining confidentiality.

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of experience in leading a Data Processing operation.
  • Experience working with HR/payroll/benefits/pension data.
  • Good understanding of Access Databases, including some VBA as well as SQL.
  • Experience with Microsoft Excel to an advanced level - formulas, pivot tables, queries, audit history.
  • Ability to demonstrate leadership capability, including the ability to delegate, inspire and communicate effectively.
  • Commercial mindset, comfortable with a competitive landscape and focus on driving long-term customer value.
  • Ability to define metrics and utilise data to improve customer experience.
  • Ability to attract, retain and grow exceptional talent and able to grow the team in an efficient way and not only by headcount expansion.
  • Ability to work cross-functionally with Sales, Product and Operational teams to help drive our strategy and inform business decisions.
  • A strong background in all aspects of line management: recruitment, performance management, coaching and development.
  • Data manipulation and interrogation experience as an escalation point.