Duration: 18 month contract - approximately May 2026 to Oct 2027
Location: Any HMRC Regional Centre - Hybrid
HMRC is delivering an enterprisewide OmniChannel Contact Centre as a Service capability. Previous implementations of customer contact services were delivered across disparate platforms, resulting in fragmented data sources and significant complexity in extracting, structuring, and consuming contact centre data across the wider organisation.
This role exists to address that challenge directly.
The CCaaS Data Analytics Engineer will provide specialist expertise focused on how customer contact data is extracted, structured, accessed, and used across the organisation. While the role will engage closely with CCaaS platforms, its primary focus is on influencing the design and build of enterprise data solutions that consume CCaaS data, ensuring that data is accessible, wellstructured, and fit for reporting, analytics, and operational insight at scale.
The role will not hold accountability for, or formal ownership of, design documents or target state definitions. Instead, it is a highly proactive advisory role, requiring someone who will relentlessly drive progress by bringing the right people together, asking the right questions, and pushing clarity and direction across teams. The expectation is that the role will actively pull information, decisions, and activity forward rather than waiting for them to emerge.
Working closely with architecture and delivery teams, the role will analyse existing data generated by incumbent customer contact services, supplier platforms, and enterprise systems. They will help rationalise how this data is structured and accessed today, identify gaps, risks, and constraints, and influence futurestate data approaches that better support organisational needs.
The role will shape and challenge the design of new and evolving data solutions by influencing data models, access patterns, and integration approaches, particularly where customer contact data needs to flow into wider enterprise data platforms. This includes ensuring data supports management information, performance reporting, and analytical use cases, and that customer contact data can be combined effectively with data from other domains such as CRM.
They will work closely with CRM, integration, and data platform teams to ensure customer contact data contributes effectively to wider technical strategies and does not become siloed. The role will proactively identify datarelated risks, dependencies, and unanswered questions, driving resolution through appropriate forums and supporting delivery teams in developing pragmatic mitigations.
The CCaaS Data Analytics Engineer will remain engaged through delivery phases, supporting datarelated problem solving during build, test, and transition. Their focus will be on maintaining momentum, alignment, and design intent, ensuring that implemented data solutions meet reporting and analytics expectations even where responsibility for delivery sits elsewhere.
Further background information on the wider programme context is available in the public domain via Omni-Channel Contact Centre as a Service (CCaaS) - Find a Tender
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