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£41,574 pa On-site Contract Part-time

Performance Data Engineer/Scientist

Department and salaryDepartment - Sport System Institute ServicesSalary - £41,574.01 – £44,535.11 (pro rata)Working Hours - 4 days (30 hours)Type of Contract - 1 year fixed termLocation - Sport Wales National Centre, CardiffWhat you’ll needWe...

Sports Wales

Cardiff, United Kingdom

£45,000 pa On-site Permanent

Senior MI & Data Insights Analyst

This role involves leading the design and governance of MI frameworks, dashboards, and analytics to support strategic, operational, and regulatory goals. The Senior MI & Data Insights Analyst will work closely with senior leadership and finance teams to deliver high-impact analysis, root-cause investigations, and support critical business decisions. They will also enhance the voice analytics platform, ensure regulatory compliance, and drive automation in reporting processes.

Aioi Nissay Dowa Europe

Forest Hall, Tyne & Wear, NE12 9EZ, United Kingdom

£95,000 – £110,000 pa Permanent

Data Lead | Energy |to| Bonus

The Data Lead will own the strategic direction and day-to-day leadership of the data function, including defining the data strategy, leading a team of 12, and turning data into a commercial asset. The role involves partnering with various teams to drive adoption of AI and automation, ensuring data governance, and scaling the data function as the company grows.

Opus Recruitment Solutions

Chiswick, London, W4 5PS, United Kingdom

£800 – £850 pd Hybrid Contract Flexible

Forward Deployed Engineer

As a Forward Deployed Engineer, you will work directly with clients to understand their business challenges and translate them into scalable AI solutions. You will design, deploy, and iterate on AI systems in real-world environments, acting as a trusted technical partner and bridging the gap between product, engineering, and customer teams.

VIQU IT

London, United Kingdom

£20 – £25 ph On-site Temporary

Business Change Analyst

The Business Change Analyst will support a provider collaborative data warehouse project by gathering, specifying, and documenting business and data requirements. Key responsibilities include analysing reporting outputs, translating business needs into clear documentation, and supporting project meetings and governance processes. The role involves working closely with stakeholders to ensure the data warehouse meets business and performance needs.

Huntress - Maidstone

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

£40,000 – £60,000 pa On-site Permanent

Analytics Engineer

The Analytics Engineer plays a crucial role in the Maritime Transport division, bridging the gap between raw data and actionable insights. Responsibilities include designing and maintaining scalable data pipelines, ensuring data quality, and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver data solutions that support business objectives and strategic decision-making.

James Fisher & Sons

Seething, Norfolk, United Kingdom

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