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Data Modeller - DEVICES

We're looking for an experienced Data Modeller to join our clients team on a contract basis until the end of September. Working on Devices workstream - ASAP START

📍 Location: Hybrid Remote - 2 days per week on-site in London
đź•’ Duration: Now until 30th September
đź’Ľ ÂŁ525 - ÂŁ575 p/d Outside IR35

The successful candidate will play a key role in developing, managing, and optimising data models in line with industry standards, with a specific focus on regulatory compliance and Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) frameworks.

This is a great opportunity to join a collaborative team and contribute to critical data initiatives that drive compliance and innovation in the life sciences sector.

Essential Skills & Experience

  • Strong experience in data modelling, ideally in a regulatory or highly governed environment

  • Proficient with EA Sparx

  • Familiarity with data standards and data governance practices

  • Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills

    Desirable

  • Previous experience working within the pharmaceutical or life sciences industry

  • Understanding of other regulatory frameworks such as ISO standards relevant to pharma data

  • Good understanding of Identification of Medicinal Products (IDMP) framework
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