Senior Data Analyst, Code First Girls
£50-60k
+ Bonus
More information about location
Coding courses for women & non-binary people
Job no longer available
Coding courses for women & non-binary people
201-500 employees
Job no longer available
£50-60k
+ Bonus
More information about location
201-500 employees
Company mission
To close the gender gap in tech by providing employment through free education.
Role
Who you are
- As a Senior Data Analyst, you will have 5+ years demonstrable experience working with Data & Insights
- Experience using data viz / BI tools, preferably Tableau
- Advanced SQL skills (GCP BigQuery or Snowflake would be a bonus)
- Proven track record working as an ‘analytics translator’ to deliver actionable insights and recommendations
- Ability to lead multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Knowledge of data visualisation best practises
- A commitment to mentoring and supporting junior team members to help them excel and grow in their roles
- We are looking for candidates who have a passion for driving social impact and a desire to change the technology industry.
- You will be an excellent communicator, think analytically and innovatively and be brimming with ideas to build on our data insights capabilities and processes.
- This is a brand new and exciting role that will have a profound effect on the way we do business by integrating technical expertise with business acumen
What the job involves
- We’re looking for a Senior Data Analyst to join our Data & Insights team
- You will work closely with various teams to translate business needs into technical specifications, design dashboards and deliver insights that drive business growth.
- This role is essential in ensuring that our stakeholders have access to the data they need in a visually compelling and easy-to-understand format
- Create and maintain detailed and interactive dashboards and reports to provide marketing teams with real-time insights and KPI tracking
- Build out student lifecycle data collection with regular insight and action recommendations
- Analyse large datasets to derive meaningful insights, trends and patterns related to student experience and learner behaviour
- Work closely with cross-functional departments (marketing, operations, commercial) to deliver insights to optimise product development, improve client & student experience and inform decision making
- Present data insights and recommendations to stakeholders through clear and visually engaging presentations which explain the “so what?”
- Create and refine community surveys, ensuring they are clear, unbiased and aligned with survey goals
- Conduct comprehensive analysis of survey responses, providing insights to feed into research reports and topical insight reports
- Work with third party organisations or partners developing data reports and insights
- Ensure that data collected from various touchpoints is being collected accurately and stored securely
- Manage data properties with the wider team and ensure data is clean, structured and aligned to business requirements
- Research and provide recommendations for international requirements for data collection and storage
Application process
- Shortlisted candidates will be invited to complete a technical assessment and recorded video interview
- Those successful after these two stages will be invited to meet with the Head of Data & Insights and Operations Director, and be given a task to prepare for this interview
- Final candidate/s wider team meet and greet / interview
Salary benchmarks
Our take
Only roughly 10% of the world’s web and software developers are women, with the tech industry remaining dominantly male despite efforts to close this gender gap. Since 2014, Code First Girls has been on a mission to tackle this issue, providing coding courses at no personal cost that connect underrepresented talent to job openings.
By partnering with companies, Code First Girls enables them to access female and non-binary talent, covering training costs through their existing diversity initiatives. In this way, the company has grown into the UK’s largest provider of free coding courses for women and non-binary people, used by a number of huge industry names including Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, Rolls Royce, and GCHQ.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
Company
Funding (1 round)
Sep 2022
$5.9m
SERIES A
Total funding: $5.9m
Company benefits
- Annual leave: 20 days + 7 days over Christmas + 1 Special Occasion Day (+ 8 bank holiday days). Optional: Buy or sell 3 days of holiday, 1 Giving back day, option to work 2 days over the festive period and get additional days back.
- Parental leave: 16 weeks full pay for the primary caregiver, 6 weeks full pay for the secondary caregiver. Phased return to the office for the primary caregiver (work for 4 days at full pay for 2 months).
- Flexible working: Our working hours are 9.30am - 5.30pm Opportunity to work from abroad for up to 90 days a year.
- Free CFGdegree education: After working at CFG for 6 months you are able to take our 16 week CFGdegree, worth £10,000 of education!
- 6% matched pension: CFG will match your pension contribution up to 6%
- Length of service: After 3 years you get an extra day of annual leave, 2 extra days at 4 years and 3 extra days at 5 years (and 5+ years). After 5 years a 2-month sabbatical, first month paid, 2nd month unpaid is available.
- Mental health support: Free access to Spill, which offers employees free workplace support therapy sessions.
Company HQ
Finsbury, London, UK
Leadership
Anna Brailsford
(CEO)Board Member for Inclusion and Diversity at the Institute of Coding. Founded and was CEO of performance management solution Frisbee. Previously LinkedIn's Commercial Director for EMEA.
Matt Clifford
(Non-Executive Director)Co-founder and Executive Chair of Entrepreneur First. Founding Chair of the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA). Former Council Member and Non-Executive Director at Innovate UK.
Alice Bentinck
(Non-Executive Director)Co-founder and CEO at Entrepreneur First. Board Trustee at employment-focused nonprofit Generation. Has been a member of Imperial College London's Computer Science Department Industrial Liaison Board since 2015.
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