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The Greater London Authority is seeking a Senior Data Analyst to join the seven-person SSM team within the Mayor's Infrastructure Coordination Service. You will manage the data and digital platforms underpinning the SuDS market, including the digital SSM Data and Trading Platform used by authorities, utilities and contractors.
Hybrid role based at Union Street SE1 with up to three days in the office; visa sponsorship is not available for external candidates.
The Senior Data Analyst will join a new seven-person SSM team within the Mayor's Infrastructure Coordination Service, managing the data and digital platforms the programme depends on. Market rounds run through a digital SSM Data and Trading Platform: buyers (lead local flood authorities, boroughs and Transport for London) submit bids by spatially selecting areas and the price they will pay for a credit, and suppliers (utilities and contractors) submit the areas and prices at which they will deliver schemes. This is a permanent Grade 8 role at £52,305.
Candidates may come from a background in digital and data project management, GIS, infrastructure or a related field. The GLA welcomes applications from candidates seeking part-time work, as this role is open to job share. The role is hybrid, based at Union Street SE1, with up to three days a week in the office. The role does not meet the criteria for visa sponsorship for external candidates.
The Greater London Authority is establishing the UK's first environmental services market for sustainable drainage systems: the SuDS through Streetworks Market (SSM). Delivered in partnership with Thames Water, the SSM takes a market-led approach that leverages London's high volume of planned streetworks to deliver SuDS at scale, reducing surface flooding risk and supporting Flood Ready London and the London Surface Water Strategy. The ambition is to run two initial market rounds, deliver at least 100 projects and ultimately convert 7,000 hectares of impermeable land to SuDS.