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23 Aug 2025 (9 months ago)

Contract Data Analyst | Up to £350 Outside IR35 | Fully Remote (UK) | 3 months (rolling)


We’re looking for a Contract Data Analyst to join our rapidly expanding health tech customer.


As a Contract Data Analyst, you will be helping transform data into clear insights and smarter decisions. You’ll define and refine core business metrics, build high-quality dashboards, and connect data directly to outcomes across product, commercial, finance, and growth areas.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Build dashboards in Tableau and Metabase for clarity and self-service.
  • Automate reporting and simplify access to key business numbers.
  • Provide context behind the metrics: why they move, and what drives them.


Key Skills:

  • Experience with BI tools (Tableau, Metabase)
  • SQL, Python
  • DBT


Contract Details:

  • Up to £350 per day, Outside IR35
  • 3 months (rolling)
  • Fully remote (UK)


If you're a Contract Data Analyst who wants to do more than report numbers, and instead shape how data drives strategy and growth, then this is the role for you.


Please note: Due to the high volume of applications, unfortunately, we may not be able to provide feedback to all applicants.


Contract Data Analyst | Up to £350 Outside IR35 | Fully Remote (UK) | 3 months (rolling)

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