Data Specialist - Credit Data (R-18212)

Why We Work at Dun & Bradstreet

Dun & Bradstreet combines global data and local expertise to help clients make smarter decisions. With 6,000+ people in 31 countries, we are a team of diverse thinkers and problem solvers who all share a common curiosity: to find new ways to turn data into value. If you share this curiosity and want to be part of a future-ready company, come join us! Learn more at dnb.com/careers.

Our Data Department delivers what is D&B's core business – Data, and we do it every day, all year round. Our current data areas include vehicle, property, company, financial, credit, and consumer data. The department employs administrators and data specialists, and we are now looking for a data specialist who will be responsible for our credit data.

If you have work experience from a credit reporting agency, credit institution, debt collection company, and/or have worked with data collection, master data, as well as development and management with high personal responsibility, then this is a job you will enjoy and be able to develop in.

Responsibilities

• Actively manage data sets and data mappings within your own area
• Responsible for finding and/or purchasing data relevant to your own area
• Responsible for contacts with suppliers, authorities, partners, and other parties within the area
• Budget responsibility for your data area
• Quality work for your data area
• Responsible for development and maintenance plans for your own area, as well as for requirements towards our IT department and our Data Production department
• Continuous market monitoring
• Educate other departments/roles about data within your own area
• Support internally and externally with expertise in the data area

Your Profile

• To succeed in this role, you need at least 5 years of work experience in working with data, master data (collection, development, management, quality assurance) with a high degree of personal responsibility. It is an advantage if you have also worked at a credit reporting agency and are well acquainted with the Credit Information Act, or have worked in the credit industry and are familiar with the summary process.
• Understanding of data, mapping, database management, and requirements specification
• Advantageous with knowledge of various data formats such as XML, JSON, and flat file formats/CSV
• Ability to independently manage short-term and long-term tasks
• Ability to manage towards both future and short-term deadlines
• Fluent in Swedish and English
• A high personal responsibility for the execution of tasks
• Good at collaboration and solution-oriented
• Excellent documentation skills with attention to detail

Why Join Us?

Does this role sound like a great opportunity but you’re not sure about making a move? We are really proud of our company and culture and think we have some great things to offer. Some of our benefits in Sweden include:

• Two paid volunteer days to contribute to causes in your community
• A paid day every year to use for your health and wellness
• Instead of half days before public holidays, you will have 4 additional full days a year for you to use to celebrate what is meaningful to you
• Annual wellness/sport benefit
• Collective agreement, pension, insurance and parental pay allowance
• Access to free services providing support and counselling
• Flexible working arrangements and hybrid work arrangement for most roles

New Office Location

Our office is currently located in Solna, however we are very excited to be moving to a beautiful new location in central Stockholm at the end of 2025. Our future address will be Fleminggatan 14 in Kungsholmen, just a short walk from Stockholm Central Station.

Whilst some roles do have certain requirements which are essential, we try to focus on hiring based on potential rather than CV as much as possible. If you are unsure you fully meet the requirements, we would still love to hear from you!