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Organisation Paradigm Sports Intelligence Salary Based on experience Location Ipswich Contract type Permanent (Full time) Closing date 11 June 2025 Job Description PARADIGM SPORTS INTELLIGENCE

Data Analyst (Applied)
Permanent contract
37.5 hours per week
Ipswich

At Paradigm Sports Intelligence, you will be working directly with Ipswich Town Football Club. You will be a key part of the team that delivers crucial data science and insights to support decision-making across all aspects of the Club.

In this role as a Data Analyst, you will work closely and collaboratively with data science and engineering staff to fulfil an important role in communicating insights to key stakeholders. Your work will be highly collaborative and will involve working with a wide range of data sources. You will produce outputs across a variety of mediums, including dashboards created in dedicated software (, Power BI), technical outputs (, presentations), and bespoke software and custom-built tools ().

Who are we looking for?
While your primary responsibility will be data analysis, the role is highly applied and collaborative. The ideal candidate will:

•Have strong problem-solving and programming skills, and a willingness to engage across the full data science pipeline, from raw data to insight delivery.
• Have proficiency in Python and SQL, as both are essential for manipulating, cleaning, and extracting insights from both structured and unstructured data.
• Be experienced with visualisation tools such as Tableau or Power BI and comfortable communicating insights in various formats — including reports, presentations, dashboards, and custom-built internal tools.
• Have a degree (2:1 or higher) in computer science, data analytics, or a related field — or equivalent experience.
• Ideally have equivalent industry experience. Previous experience working in the football industry is desirable.
• Have strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Be self-motivated, committed and driven.
• Have a strong willingness to learn a range of new skills and build on your existing abilities.
• Be organised, able to meet deadlines and keep calm under pressure.
• Have strong problem-solving skills and work well in a team.

Candidates of all levels of previous experience will be considered.

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