Data Engineering Coordinator

• Check progress, quality, manufacturing, and completion information against activity on site and in factories.
• Apply naming, coding, and data standards at source, correcting or rejecting information that does not meet the required standard.
• Review scope completeness and reconcile reported progress against programme baselines and forecasts.
• Identify missing, inconsistent, or poor-quality information and work with project teams and suppliers to resolve issues.
• Monitor the timeliness and completeness of quality records ahead of valuations and handover.
• Coordinate weekly supplier data returns, including reports, schedules, and material-tracking information.
• Support suppliers and delivery teams with reporting processes, systems, and data requirements.
• Contribute to improvements in data collection, reporting workflows, and operational visibility.
• Improve data quality at source and ensure reliable information is available to support delivery decisions.

Technologies:

• Excel
• Support
• Power BI
• Security

• Experience in project delivery, project controls, reporting, or information management within a major project environment.
• Practical understanding of delivery processes and confidence challenging information that does not reflect activity on the ground.
• Experience coordinating data or progress returns from suppliers and delivery partners.
• Ability to investigate data-quality and reporting issues and drive them through to resolution.
• Strong organisational skills and ability to manage competing priorities across several workstreams.
• Clear communication and effective stakeholder-engagement skills.
• Experience using reporting, workflow, or information-management systems.
• Strong Microsoft Excel capability.
• Ability to obtain the required level of security clearance.
• Experience in nuclear, major construction, infrastructure, or manufacturing is advantageous.
• Familiarity with Power BI, Primavera P6, Field View, material-tracking systems, quality records, completions processes, or BS EN ISO 19650 is beneficial.