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Nucleus Group

Adviser platform and wealth management software

Technical Implementation Consultant

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
London, UK
HybridRole is based in London; hybrid working.
Solution EngineeringImplementation & Technical Account Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Demonstrable experience within wealth management, investment management or a closely related financial services environment.
  • Practical understanding of wealth management platforms, including client and account structures, investment products, portfolios, holdings, cash and transaction data.
  • Experience delivering technical implementations or client onboarding onto financial services or investment platforms.
  • Hands-on experience of end-to-end data migration, including data extraction, profiling, mapping, cleansing, transformation, validation and reconciliation.
  • Strong data-manipulation skills and advanced Excel capability, including working confidently with large and complex data sets.
  • Ability to extract and analyse data from databases and investigate data-quality or migration issues.
  • Strong understanding of system configuration, data structures, file-based processing and platform integrations.
  • A proactive, delivery-focused approach with the ability to progress implementation tasks independently, manage dependencies and escalate risks promptly.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with high attention to detail and a focus on data integrity.
  • Confidence working directly with clients and cross-functional Product, Technology, Operations and Implementation teams.
  • Clear technical documentation and communication skills, including the ability to explain data and platform issues to non-technical stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Proactively plan and progress assigned implementation tasks, working independently to move clients through platform onboarding while identifying dependencies, risks and technical decisions requiring escalation.
  • Apply practical knowledge of wealth management platforms, investment products, client and account structures, holdings, transactions and operational processes to deliver appropriate technical configurations and migration outcomes.
  • Assess source data, define extraction and transformation approaches, produce mapping specifications and agree migration controls, validation rules and reconciliation criteria.
  • Interrogate source data using database extracts and advanced Excel to identify quality issues, anomalies, gaps and transformation requirements before migration.
  • Work directly with client technical and operational teams to understand source systems, secure complete data extracts, resolve migration queries and communicate technical findings clearly.
  • Improve repeatable migration approaches, data-quality controls, implementation tooling and technical documentation to increase delivery accuracy, efficiency and consistency.
  • Configure products, portfolios, fee structures, workflows, reporting structures, users and permissions, and complete the technical setup activities required to onboard each client successfully.
  • Own the client’s technical data migration, including obtaining and assessing extracts, cleansing and manipulating data, defining transformation rules, mapping source data to the target platform and preparing migration files.
  • Execute trial and production migrations, validate loaded data and reconcile client, account, asset, cash, holding and transaction records to evidence completeness and accuracy.
  • Define and execute technical test scenarios covering platform configuration, migrated data and integrations; investigate defects and work with Technology teams through to resolution.
  • Extract and analyse data from databases and platform outputs to diagnose migration, configuration and integration issues, determine root cause and implement sustainable corrections.
  • Maintain data mapping documents, transformation rules, configuration records, migration runbooks, reconciliation evidence and technical decision logs to support governance and auditability.
  • Provide clear handover of platform configuration, migrated data, known issues and support considerations to client and internal operational teams.
  • Own technical migration readiness, complete final validation and cutover activities, and provide early-life support to ensure a controlled and stable transition onto the platform.
Desired Qualifications
  • Working knowledge of SQL for querying, validating and reconciling data.
  • Familiarity with APIs, SFTP, file-based interfaces and common integration patterns.

About the company

Nucleus Group provides investment platforms and wealth technology for UK financial advisers and their clients. Its main product is a wrap platform that merges a client’s assets (SIPPs, ISAs, and GIAs) into a single online account, with adviser tools for client management, model portfolios, bulk switches, rebalancing, and reporting, plus a client portal called Nucleus Go. It differentiates itself by focusing on adviser operational efficiency, not selling funds or providing investment advice, and by unifying multiple platforms through acquisitions to offer an adviser-centric platform solution. The company aims to help advisory firms run their business more efficiently and grow assets under administration by delivering scalable technology and platform services.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Founded

2006

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Performance Bonus
  • Parental Leave
  • Wellness Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

28%

2 year growth

28%
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