Go Insight
Junior Data Analyst

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About Go Insight
Go Insight is a women-led data and intelligence organisation serving public and private sector clients. We combine data management, analytics, research and intelligence to solve real-world problems for our clients from government to NGOs to commercial organisations.
We're looking for a sharp, curious Data Analyst to join our team
This is a fantastic entry point if you've built strong analytical fundamentals and want to learn from experienced practitioners on real client projects.
The Role
You'll split your time between:
- Client project work – data cleaning, analysis, and reporting for live engagements. You'll work alongside our team, learning how real data becomes actionable insights.
- Internal pipeline and tool development – helping build and maintain the data workflows we use across projects (Power Query, SQL, BI tools).
- Intelligence and investigative research – examining trade networks, cross-referencing sources, and turning fragmented data into structured intelligence products.
- Learning and growth – shadowing senior team members and taking on increasingly complex tasks as you grow confidence.
What You'll Bring
Essential:
- Strong academic background in data analysis, statistics, mathematics, computer science, or related field
- Proficiency in Excel (spreadsheet formulas, pivot tables, data manipulation)
- SQL – you can write SELECT queries, JOIN tables, and filter data
- Familiarity with at least one BI tool (Power BI, Tableau) or willingness to learn quickly
- Analytical mindset – comfortable working with incomplete information and drawing sound, data-driven conclusions
- Attention to detail – data quality matters, and you care about accuracy
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Nice-to-have:
- Experience with Power Query
- Exposure to Python or R
- A portfolio or GitHub with a data analysis project
- Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
What Makes You Stand Out
- You're proactive – you spot data quality issues and suggest improvements without being asked.
- You ask good questions and aren't afraid to say 'I don't know yet'
- You’re flexible – our work is varied and we value adaptability
- You enjoy problem-solving and can communicate findings to non-technical stakeholders.
- You're genuinely curious about how data can drive better decisions.
The Details
- Salary: £25,000 per annum
- Location: Manchester
- Hours: Full time - 35 hours/week - hybrid (3 days/week in-office)
- Benefits: Professional development support, collaborative team environment and 25 days of paid annual leave and bank holidays per year.


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How to Apply
Send us:
- Your CV
- A cover letter telling us why you're interested in this role and what draws you to data work
Send to: ottilie@go-insight.com
Deadline: 9th September 2026
Interview date: 21st September 2026
About You
You're likely a recent graduate or career-changer who excels at analytical thinking. You might have experience in statistics, database design, or analytics. You're comfortable with spreadsheets and SQL, and you want to move beyond textbook exercises into real work. You're intellectually curious, enjoy learning on the job, and see this role as the start of a solid data career.
Why Join Go Insight?
- You'll work directly on client projects - every analysis you do has a real impact.
- Women-led and genuinely collaborative. You'll have access to senior expertise.
- Strong growth path – if you deliver, we invest in developing your skills.
- Diverse client work – public sector, NGOs, commercial meaning you'll build a versatile portfolio.
Go Insight is an equal opportunities employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment.
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