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Data Analytics Lead

Lead and deliver complex data analytics projects within a public sector audit environment, using advanced data techniques to improve audit quality and decision-making. Collaborate closely with audit teams to embed data-driven insights and drive organisational data literacy. The role involves team leadership, stakeholder engagement, and exploring emerging technologies like AI to enhance audit processes.

Audit Wales Cardiff, United Kingdom £63,137 – £73,129 pa

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Senior Postdoctoral Researcher in Statistical Machine Learning and Deep Generative Modelling

This role involves developing and applying advanced deep generative probabilistic models—particularly conditional diffusion and flow matching methods—to synthesise MRI data and predict disease progression in multiple sclerosis using the large-scale NO.MS dataset. The researcher will lead methodological innovation, collaborate with clinicians and computational scientists in the Oxford–Novartis AI in Medicine partnership, and drive high-impact publications. Work will be conducted at the Big Data Institute and Department of Statistics, with a focus on translating cutting-edge machine learning into clinical insights.

University of Oxford Oxford, South East England, United Kingdom £49 – £50 pa

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Data Analyst

This role involves extracting, analysing, and reporting on large, complex datasets to support a major regulatory and customer remediation programme. The Data Analyst will write and optimise SQL queries, deliver accurate data outputs, and collaborate with stakeholders in a highly regulated financial services environment. Precision, data quality, and auditability are central to the role, with significant impact on compliance and business decisions.

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment London, United Kingdom £50,000 – £55,000 pa

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Research Associate/Fellow in Statistics (Fixed-term)

Conduct high-impact research in statistical and machine learning methodology for infectious disease modelling, focusing on fitting complex network models to hospital infection data. Apply methods to nowcasting, forecasting, and evaluating interventions for healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistance. Contribute to publications, grant proposals, and interdisciplinary collaboration within a NIHR-funded consortium involving Oxford and UKHSA.

University of Nottingham Nottingham, Midlands Of England, NG2 3HX, United Kingdom £32 – £42 pa

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