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Charts and insight

I still haven't finished part five of my analysis of data vacancies. But good things come to those who wait (you are waiting, the forthcoming post is the good thing, honest).

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Do drop me a line with suggestions, questions comments and, of course, jobs.

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Nonprofit data jobs that caught my eye

Data Migration Specialist; £51,000; Canal & River Trust; Remote

Data and Insights Officer; £34,796.00; Great Places Housing Group; Manchester

Senior Data Analyst; £55,516; Health Foundation; London

Statistical Review Data Lead; Not Given; Energy Institute; Hybrid (London)

Open-Source Data Collection and Verification Analyst; Not Given; Centre for Information Resilience (CIR); Remote

CRM Database Controller; £28,000 - £32,000; Tapping House; Norfoik

Database & Income Processing Officer; £37,221; The British Museum; Hybrid (London)

Senior Database Manager (Fundraising); £44876; The British Museum; Hybrid (London)

Director of Research, Data & Insights; £76,000; Ambition Institute; Hybrid (Birmingham, London or Manchester)

Data & Insight Senior Officer; £35,390 to £36,450; CBM UK; Hybrid (Cambridgeshire)

Data Engineer (Data Platform) - Maternity cover 12months; £54700 - £63000; The Law Society; Hybrid (London)

Drive Project Data Analyst; £31,384 - £34,420; Respect; Remote

Data and Impact Lead; £60,000 - £70,000; The Hg Foundation; Hybrid (London)

Data Governance and Business Intelligence Lead; £54,822.63; Frontline; Hybrid (London)

Data Officer; £42,904.67; Frontline; Hybrid (London)

Data & Impact Officer; £28,000 - £32,000; Living Better; Hybrid (Cambridgeshire)

Senior Data Engineer; £74,000; Our Future Health; Remote

Head of Data & Impact; Not Given; Babyzone; London

Other data jobs (mostly public sector)

Insight Partner - Children & Families; £42,123 to £45,529; Telford & Wrekin Council; Telford

Analytical Model Quality Assurance Lead; £66,361 - £79,697; Government Actuary's Department; Edinburgh or London

Then this

Sonification fans should check out Loud Numbers latest project "Financial Symphony". They turned eleven years of anonymised business data from the UK, US, France and South Africa into a piece for live string quartet and electronics. Loud Numbers is a design icon. It's official.

The latest version of The Responsible Tech Guide is out.

UK Charity Camp is happening on 5th November. Very sad that I won't be there.

My good friends at Data Orchard have made their flagship data maturity tool bilingual.

I think most readers of this newsletter are probably in the camp that says "If there's any value in AI, you will realise it by getting your data in order". In that spirit here's a post about Making Your Data Ready for Agentic AI

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This is a list I compile on a weeklyish 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.