Our client is a global travel services provider trusted by millions of travellers and corporate businesses to plan, book and manage travel and accommodation across domestic and international markets. The business supports both leisure and corporate travel, with a strong focus on service quality, operational reliability and seamless customer experience.
As part of a wider digital transformation programme, the organisation is modernising legacy systems and investing in new, in-house developed open-source platforms. This programme is designed to improve system performance, strengthen internal operations and enhance service delivery to customers and clients. The culture is collaborative, delivery-focused and geared towards continuous improvement, with a clear emphasis on building scalable technology that supports long-term growth.
This role sits at the heart of a major systems migration programme in the Japan business. The MS Access Specialist will analyse existing customer and client databases, map data flows to business processes, and support the transition from legacy platforms to new open-source systems. The position is both hands-on and analytical, with a strong emphasis on understanding current data structures and how they connect to operational requirements.
You will work closely with internal development teams to design and build new database architecture, plan and implement data migration, and help ensure a smooth cutover to the new environment. In addition, you will collaborate with third-party system providers to develop new APIs and support integration across platforms. The role requires strong technical judgement, an organised approach to change delivery and the ability to contribute to a business-critical transformation initiative.
Strong experience with legacy data platforms, particularly MS Access
Solid knowledge of RDBMS, including SQL and stored procedures
Experience in data migration, ETL or data warehousing [suggestion: highly advantageous]
Ability to analyse data flows and translate business needs into technical solutions
[suggestion: Experience working with internal development teams and third-party providers]
