Data Operations Manager

This is an opportunity for a Data Operations Manager to join a research and analytics business focused on improving data delivery, automation, and operational processes. You'll work across a range of data projects, helping to drive efficiency and support the continued development of the data function.The CompanyThey are an established insights and research organisation that works with clients across multiple sectors. The business is investing in technology, automation, and operational improvement to support future growth. You will join a collaborative team where data and technology play a key role in project delivery.The RoleYou will be responsible for managing data operations and supporting the delivery of quantitative research programmes.Key responsibilities include:

• Managing survey scripting, data processing, reporting operations, and workflow delivery
• Improving automation processes, tools, and data pipelines
• Identifying delivery risks and supporting quality assurance processes
• Coordinating priorities across multiple projects
• Working with stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery
• Supporting the development of operational processes and best practices
• Using technology to improve efficiency and reduce manual workloads

Your Skills & Experience

• Commercial experience within data operations, research operations, or data processing
• Hands-on experience using SPSS for data analysis and reporting
• Experience with Python and SQL for data manipulation, automation, and workflow improvement
• Strong data cleaning, transformation, and quality assurance skills
• Experience with survey scripting platforms such as Qualtrics, Forsta, Decipher, or similar
• Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
• Experience with APIs or workflow automation tools would be beneficial

What They Offer

• Salary up to £55,000
• Hybrid working with 2 days per week in the London office
• Opportunities for career development and progression