Interesting data roles in non-profits 2024-11-24
This week's newsletter features 14 jobs including one newt-related vacancy.
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. This list is very UK focused and even for remote jobs you are likely to need the right to work in the UK.
Nonprofit data jobs
Closing Soon Reporting and Analysis Manager; £46,537; ActionAid; London
Evidence Emergency Self-assessment Tool / Competencies Lead and GIS Officer; £27,847; Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust; Gloucestershire
Information and Data Manager - Energy Neighbours; £33,650; Third Sector Leaders Kirklees; West Yorkshire
Data Engineer; £43,298; Shelter; Remote
Data Governance Manager; £33,300; The Brain Tumour Charity; Hybrid (Hampshire)
Data Manager, Freedom of Expression (FoE) programme; £34,200 - £42,700; Internews; Remote
Head of Data and BI; £60,000 - £65,000; Sue Ryder; Remote
Information Governance Manager; £37,000; Birmingham Mind; Birmingham
GIS & Data Officer; £27,000 - £30,000; Newt Conservation Partnership; Remote possible
Other data jobs that caught my eye
Head of Data and Analysis, Early Years, Children's Social Care and SEND; £83,148; Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted); Bristol
Senior Data Engineer; £63,248 to £79,133; Department for Business and Trade; Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, London, or Salford
Lead Data Governance Manager; £57,954 - £65,400; Crown Commercial Service; Birmingham, Liverpool, Newport (Gwent), or Norwich
Performance Analyst; £42,382 - £50,220; Government Digital Service; Bristol, London, or Manchester
Data Analyst (12 month Fixed-Term Contract); £46,000 to £50,000; FCA; Hybrid (London, Leeds or Edinburgh)
And now this
When I'm not working with data or representing the people of College, Hereford I write and sing folk songs. So this article analysing folk music from across the world was very much in my bailiwick.
The lovely people at DataKindUK are running an online event on Measuring Progress in the Voluntary Sector. See you there?
I really enjoyed this online session More Than Pretty Graphs: Tips, Tricks, and Resources to Elevate Your Dataviz. If you know what ggplot is then I think you'll get something out of the recording.
Gordon Guthrie has published a fascinating analysis of how the Scottish State should change to respond to and get the best out of digital technology. This overlaps digital, technology and data. The recommendations are quite particular to Scotland but the analysis of the problem space is applicable everywhere.
You can hire me to help you with interesting data projects. I've updated the site with examples of the sort of projects I've delivered.
If you find this newsletter helpful you can now Buy Me A Coffee
And finally
Thanks for your interest in this newsletter.
If you come across a job you think I should include please let me know on Bluesky @benproctor.co.uk (note change of handle), Mastodon @likeaword@data-folks.masto.host or email ben@benproctor.co.uk
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