Fixed Income Data Analyst
Work typeHybrid · Full Time
Pay · estimate~$110k – $150kMarket rate · not set by employer
PostedNov 12, 2026
LevelMid level
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Fixed Income Data Analyst Full-Time Direct Hire Location: Charlotte, NC (Hybrid - 3 Days Onsite) Our client is seeking a Fixed Income Data Analyst to support critical data…
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LocationCharlotte, NC (Hybrid - 3 Days Onsite)
Fixed Income Data Analyst Full-Time Direct Hire
Our client is seeking a Fixed Income Data Analyst to support critical data initiatives across Fixed Income and Asset Management platforms. This role will focus on data analysis, security master data management, data quality, pricing validation, and market data operations. The ideal candidate possesses strong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to identify, investigate, and resolve complex data issues.
Key Responsibilities
- Analyze and support Fixed Income and Asset Management data environments
- Maintain and validate Security Master Data across multiple platforms
- Monitor, investigate, and resolve Data Quality issues
- Support market data and pricing processes to ensure accuracy and consistency
- Partner with business and technology teams to identify and remediate data discrepancies
- Perform root cause analysis and provide solutions to recurring data issues
- Develop and execute SQL queries for data analysis, validation, and reporting
- Utilize critical thinking and problem-solving skills to manage complex data challenges
Required Qualifications
- Experience with Fixed Income securities and Asset Management environments
- Strong background in Data Analysis, Data Quality, and Security Master Data
- Experience working with Market Data and Pricing data sets
- Advanced SQL skills
- Excellent troubleshooting, analytical, and critical thinking abilities
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with Bloomberg and/or Charles River
- Exposure to Python or other data analysis tools is a plus
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