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Total 7 data entry clerk job vacancies in NSW - Sydney - City & Inner West


Data Engineer

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
6 days ago
2x Positions Available: We are looking for a Mid-level Data Engineer & Associate Data Engineer to join our Data Team to support the performance, i..

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Lead Data Engineer

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
2 weeks ago
We are looking for a Lead Data Engineer to join our Data Domain!What is this role about?In this newly created, critical role, you will be responsible ..

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Data Scientist, Financial Crime

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
3 weeks ago
Our client’s success is our success. And you make it happen    Payment systems are complex, regulated and ever-changing. And, while we may..

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Data Governance Manager

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
1 month ago
What is this role about?Manager, Data Governance will work alongside Senior Manager, Data Governance to lead the data risk management and data governa..

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Software Engineer - Data Domain

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
1 month ago
We are looking for a Software Engineer to join our Data Domain.As a member of our Data Services team, you’ll be responsible for developing, maintain..

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Data Analyst - Financial Crime

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
2 months ago
Our client’s success is our success. And you make it happen    Payment systems are complex, regulated and ever-changing. And, while we may..

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Reporting & Data Analyst, People & Culture

Full-time
Sydney
F&B / Tourism / Hospitality
6 months ago
What is this role about?Reporting into the People Systems and Projects Manager, the Reporting and Data Analyst’s role is to produce and enhance the ..

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