Graduate Data Consultant

About Waterstons

Role overview

Data analysis and analytics engineering

• Work with clients to understand their business and visualise data to provide useful insights.
• Support client analysts by sharing data visualisation knowledge.

Data engineering

• Build robust data pipelines using tools such as Databricks to make sense of growing datasets.
• Provide high-quality datasets to data analysts and support client analysts and engineers.

Location and working style

• The description says the role is based in an office, but gives conflicting office locations: Durham, Glasgow, or Durham.
• Flexible and agile working is described as the norm.

Benefits

• The posting describes a minimum of 30 days’ holiday, flexible working, and supported development and sponsored training.
• Other listed benefits include an EV car scheme, enhanced family policies, company sick pay, life assurance, wellbeing initiatives, private medical insurance, dental and eye-care support, season ticket loan, and cycle-to-work scheme.

Recruitment process

• The process includes an online application, video questions, and a graduate assessment day at an office.
• The employer may close the opportunity early while reviewing applications if application volumes are high.

Requirements

• The role is aimed at graduates; the posting does not specify a degree, years of experience, or mandatory technical qualifications.
• Applicants should be keen to learn, develop, and adapt and be interested in solving client problems.