Data Quality Analyst
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Can you do this job from Nigeria?
First seen today
You can apply from Nigeria. The listing names Nigeria directly.
- Where it can be done from
- Nigeria, Kenya, South AfricaPosting says: “Remote - Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa”
- Working hours in Lagos
- No hours requirement stated
- Pay
- Not posted
Read from the listing itself, not guessed. “Remote” does not always mean any country, so confirm with the recruiter.
About the role
Imagine Worldwide develops education technology to support literacy and numeracy. The Data Quality Analyst owns monitoring data quality across the data ecosystem, builds checks, investigates issues, and communicates findings to improve data reliability.
What you'll do
- Monitor completeness, consistency and plausibility of data across multiple sources
- Design and implement data quality checks and automated monitoring
- Investigate data issues and trace root causes across source systems and pipelines
- Document findings and hand over to relevant teams for deeper analysis or engineering work
- Support data quality incident processes with evidence and recommendations
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field or equivalent practical experience
- At least 3 years in a data analyst or similar role
- Experience monitoring, validating or reconciling data and tracing issues to source
- Experience building automated checks or reports relied upon by others
- Ability to work with imperfect real-world data and communicate findings clearly
For applicants in Nigeria
- Location: Remote across multiple countries; the listing mentions remote work in several African countries including Nigeria
- The listing does not state a timezone requirement; confirm before interviewing
- The listing does not specify contractor vs employee status; confirm during interview
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Summarized by RemoteWork from the original listing. Always confirm details on the employer’s page.
Perks & benefits
What this listing says it offers, and who each perk covers. Perks limited to US or EU employees often do not reach contractors or people hired through an employer of record, which is how many hires from Nigeria are paid.
