Interesting data roles in non-profits 2024-11-17
This week's eclectic mix of nonprofit data jobs that caught my eye
First this
This is a list I compile on a weekly[1] basis and email to subscribers. I also share the link on Mastodon, Bluesky and LinkedIn.
It's a list of data vacancies in nonprofit organisations that have caught my eye. I don't endorse any of the organisations or roles.
Salaries are usually FTE and usually include London weighting if applicable.
Nonprofit data jobs
Conservation Centre of Excellence Lead; £32,000; The Wildlife Trusts; Remote possible
Data Platform Manager; £65,000.00 - £65,000.00; AgeUK; Hybrid (London, Blackpool, Devon or Warrington)
Head of Data & Analytics; £61,602; Cats Protection; Remote
Programme Director - Technology Frontiers; £86,400-£106,600; Nesta; Hybrid (London)
Data Integrations Developer; £45,000; UNICEF UK; Hybrid (London)
Data and Impact Officer (D&IO); £30k - £35k; The Mercers' Company; London
Supporter Insight Analyst; £37,646.16; The Children's Society; London
Impact Data and Reporting Lead; £35,000.00 to £39,000.00; King's Trust International; Hybrid (London)
Data and Performance Lead; £34,075.00; YMCA DOWNSLINK GROUP; East Sussex
Data Coordinator – Clinical Audit; £30,472 to £34,378; Intensive Care National Audit & Research Centre (ICNARC); Hybrid (London)
Impact Analyst; £38,000; The Seafarers' Charity; Hybrid (London)
Azure Data Engineer (FTC); £50K - £60K; Stonewater; Remote
Property Data Assistant; £24,187; Bromford; Tewkesbury or Wolverhampton
Data and Performance Manager; £35,500; Phoenix Futures; Remote
Senior Data Engineer; £52,000; Parkinson's UK; Hybrid (London)
Business Intelligence Analyst; £34,730 - £42,446; Woodgreen, Pets Charity; Hybrid (Cambridgeshire)
Other data jobs that caught my eye
Graduate - Digital Data; £30,000; National Highways; Manchester or Leeds
And now this
This article confirmed some of my priors. Large language models may be taught to lie by bad actors
A great example of working with and contributing to OpenStreetMap. Grab built its own map in Southeast Asia, and is now going after Google (I work with OSM data to help maintain openstreetmap.cymru)
This video from The Pudding on queuing theory is fun.
And finally
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