What You’ll Be Doing:

• Lead chargeable project activity and complex investigations into errors or omissions
• Carry out in-depth data reviews, rectification projects, and root cause analysis
• Manage change requests, support system testing, and implement process improvements
• Liaise with clients, produce clear reporting, and be a technical point of reference
• Support junior colleagues through coaching and mentoring
• Deputise for the Team Leader and contribute to strategic and operational decisions

What You Bring:

• Proven experience with DB and/or DC pension schemes
• Strong problem-solving skills and technical pensions knowledge
• A collaborative, detail-driven mindset with a passion for improvement
• Experience coaching and mentoring junior colleagues
• Excellent time management and ability to juggle multiple projects
• Confidence using Excel and working with data
• Clear communication skills and a client-focused attitude

What You’ll Get:

• A competitive salary and benefits package
• Hybrid working model with flexibility built on trust
• Ongoing training and development opportunities
• A supportive and inclusive team culture
• Real progression potential in a well-respected organisation

For a confidential discussion please telephone Tasha Davidson on 0208 274 2842 / 07958 958626 or email tasha@abenefit2u.com
Posted: 23/07/2025
Location
Hybrid in Surrey office / 100% remote will be considered
Job type
Permanent
Salary
£up to c.£39,000pa
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