Data Scientist
A Data Scientist uses statistical analysis, experimentation, and machine learning to solve higher-value questions, predict outcomes, and help organisations make better decisions under uncertainty.
Salary:£45,500 - £83,000.
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Data Quality Analyst
A Data Quality Analyst checks whether information is accurate, complete, and consistent, then helps teams fix the causes behind recurring errors before weak data spreads further.
Salary:£38,000 - £63,000
Data Product Manager
A Data Product Manager defines and prioritises data tools, datasets, and platform features so internal users get more reliable, usable, and valuable products from their organisation’s data stack.
Salary:£71,000 - £114,000
Data Governance Analyst
A Data Governance Analyst helps organisations define, protect, and control information so teams can use data more confidently, more consistently, and with fewer compliance headaches.
Salary:£40,000 - £66,000
Data Engineer
A Data Engineer builds and maintains the pipelines, storage layers, and processing workflows that keep business data reliable, timely, and ready for analytics, reporting, and products.
Salary:£47,500 - £79,500
Data Architect
A Data Architect designs the structures, standards, and platform decisions that let organisations store, connect, protect, and use information without creating chaos downstream.
Salary:£70,000 - £112,000
Data Analyst
A Data Analyst studies business information, cleans messy datasets, spots patterns, and turns evidence into reporting that helps teams make steadier, faster, and more informed decisions.
Salary:£29,500 - £50,000
Computer Vision Engineer
Computer Vision Engineer professionals build image and video systems that help software or machines recognise, classify, and measure the visual world under demanding real-life conditions.
Salary:£60,000 - £102,000