Key Skills

Job Description

Data Analyst / Data Modeler Lending Data (SQL, Databricks) · Amsterdam · 36 hours · to 1 November 2027 €6,200 to €7,000 gross a month, plus 8% holiday allowance. You're employed by BrightStone Group and work in the lending data team of a large Dutch bank. Let's be clear about one thing first. This is not a risk job. The team isn't looking for someone who calculated default rates or built capital models. They want someone who knows where loan data comes from, how it gets into a warehouse, and why the same loan shows up with three different start dates. The bank keeps its credit data in one store, and every team that lends, prices or reports reads from it. You'd be one of the people who keep it right. What you'd do • Spend two to four hours a day in SQL. You check what a source system really sends, find the gap between what was asked for and what arrived, and reproduce a bug before anyone files it • Turn a request from the business into data: which attributes, from which source, mapped how • Work on the credit data model with the architects, then with the engineers on Databricks to get it built. After that you test what came out and keep the evidence • Handle three topics at once, talking to a lending manager in the morning and an engineer after lunch Nobody on the team has time to walk you through it. The best person there was described to us as "not spoon-fed": someone who works out what's needed and gets on with it. What you bring • Three to ten years in data at a bank, with loans, lending or credit data somewhere in the middle of it. Sourcing, warehousing or data management all count. Risk modelling does not • SQL you write yourself, every day. On the first call we'll ask you to talk us through a query from last month • Data modelling: a model you designed or changed, and the mapping behind it • Databricks helps. If you've worked in another SQL environment, say so; the manager cares more about the SQL than the tool • Fluent English. Dutch is a plus Before you apply • The interview includes a five-minute presentation of something you built or worked on. Pick it now • Start is as soon as the bank has cleared you, late November or December. We'll go through the dates on the first call • It's employment with us to 1 November 2027. Extensions happen there; none is promised. No freelancers on this one • You live in the Netherlands and can already work here. We can't sponsor a visa • Tuesday and Wednesday in the office on the Zuidas, the rest from home • The bank is our client, so you won't find this vacancy on their site. I'll tell you which bank when we speak We put one name forward on Monday 16 November, so the calls happen this Friday. Apply through this post and put one line at the top of your CV: the loan data you worked on, and the warehouse or platform it lived in. Questions? [email protected]

Core Responsibilities

Analyze lending data with SQL, investigate source-system issues, translate business requests into data requirements and mappings, and collaborate with architects and engineers to build credit data models in Databricks. Test and document the resulting data while coordinating multiple topics with lending stakeholders and engineers.

Requirements

Requires three to ten years of banking data experience involving loans, lending, or credit data, along with daily hands-on SQL and experience designing or changing data models and mappings. Databricks experience is helpful but not essential; fluent English is required, Dutch is a plus, and applicants must live and be authorized to work in the Netherlands.

Benefits

• 8% Holiday Allowance