Dayworth Consulting
Graduate Data Analyst - Water Networks and Demand Management
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Graduate Data Analyst (Water Networks & Demand Management)
Location
Hybrid working – Home, Office (Chessington) and Client Offices
Salary
£30,000 starting salary. We will review salary and progression following successful completion of the probation period, based on performance, development and contribution.
About Dayworth Consulting
Dayworth Consulting is a specialist water industry consultancy focused on water loss management, network optimisation and smart metering. We help water companies reduce leakage and water demand, improve network performance, optimise operations and make better use of data from smart meters, network monitoring and operational systems.
Our work supports one of the most important challenges facing the water sector: making better use of water resources, reducing losses from networks and improving performance for customers and the environment.
We are a small team of specialists, which means you will not be one of hundreds of graduates in a large corporate scheme. Instead, you will work directly with experienced consultants, support clients on live projects from an early stage and see the impact of your work.
We are looking for a graduate who enjoys solving problems, working with data and learning how complex water networks operate.
The Role
This role is ideal for a recent STEM graduate who wants to develop a career in data analysis and water network performance.
You will support project delivery across the business, helping us grow our leakage management, network optimisation and smart metering services. You will work alongside experienced consultants to analyse data, develop technical skills, support project management activities and contribute to client deliverables.
You will help analyse leakage, network and smart metering data to identify where water is being lost, how networks are performing and where water companies can improve operations. This is an opportunity to use data and analytical thinking to help solve one of the UK water sector’s most important challenges: reducing leakage, better managing demand and making better use of increasingly scarce water resources.
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This is a development role with a career progression pathway to a more experienced role over time.
Key Responsibilities
In your first year, you will be supported to:
- Analyse leakage, operational, network and smart metering datasets.
- Identify trends, anomalies and opportunities for improvement in water network performance.
- Develop your understanding of water distribution networks and the water sector regulatory environment.
- Support leakage management projects and network optimisation studies.
- Learn and use tools such as Excel, Microsoft 365, GIS and other analytical software.
- Attend client meetings and workshops with senior colleagues.
- Support day-to-day project coordination.
- Contribute to internal tools, templates and ways of working.
- Support senior colleagues with analysis, research and technical investigations.
What We're Looking For
Essential
We are looking for someone who has:
- A degree in a STEM subject, such as Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mathematics, Data Science, Geography, Environmental Science, Physics or another relevant analytical or technical subject.
- Strong problem-solving skills.
- Experience in data analysis.
- Good Excel skills.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Curiosity and a willingness to learn.
- The ability to work independently and as part of a small team.
- A proactive approach to asking questions and seeking feedback.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK without requiring employer sponsorship. We will ask for evidence of right to work as part of the recruitment process.
Desirable
- Knowledge of the UK water industry.
- Experience using GIS software.
- Understanding of hydraulic modelling principles.
- Experience working with large datasets.
- Familiarity with data visualisation and reporting tools.
- A full UK driving licence.
About You
This role will suit someone who is:
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- Self-motivated and keen to learn.
- Analytical and comfortable working with numbers and data.
- Interested in solving real-world problems.
- Happy to ask questions and learn from experienced colleagues.
- Comfortable taking responsibility early in their career.
- Able to adapt to varied work across different projects.
- Confident communicating with both colleagues and clients.
- Interested in working in a small, specialist consultancy.
At Dayworth, you will receive support and guidance, but you will also be trusted to contribute. The right person will enjoy variety, responsibility and learning through real project work.
Development and Career Progression
We are committed to developing our people and providing long-term career opportunities. As a growing consultancy, progression is driven by capability, contribution, and professional development rather than time served.
Why Join Dayworth?
Joining Dayworth offers the chance to build a career in a specialist area of the water industry while working in a small, agile, supportive and experienced team.
You will have the opportunity to:
- Work on real projects from day one.
- Learn directly from experienced water industry consultants.
- Develop practical skills in data analysis, leakage management, GIS, reporting and consultancy.
- Gain early exposure to clients and project delivery.
- Contribute to work that helps reduce leakage and improve water network performance.
- Build specialist expertise in an important and growing area of the water sector.
- Take responsibility earlier than you might in a larger organisation.
Benefits
- 25 Days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Hybrid working
- Salary sacrifice company pension scheme
- Professional membership fees paid
- Annual performance related bonus scheme
- Health cash plan cover
- Electric car salary sacrifice scheme
- Enhanced sick pay
How to Apply
Please submit your CV and a short covering letter explaining why you are interested in the role and how your skills and experience align with the position.
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