Geospatial Data Analyst

GBG Plc; Hartford; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading geospatial services provider in the UK is seeking a recent graduate Geospatial Data Analyst in Cambridge. This role involves a mix of fieldwork and data analysis, offering an excellent opportunity to develop skills across various technologies. The ideal candidate will have a relevant degree and basic programming knowledge. The role offers a competitive salary of £26,000 – £30,000, along with opportunities for professional development and flexible working arrangements.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Professional development opportunities

Flexible working arrangements

Supportive team environment

Qualifications

• A degree in a related quantitative discipline is required.
• Strong analytical skills and a willingness to learn are essential.
• Basic programming skills in any language are necessary.

Responsibilities

• Conduct laser scanning and photogrammetry surveys.
• Develop automation workflows for data processing.
• Support various surveying projects and provide technical support.

Skills

Strong mathematical and analytical skills

Enthusiasm for learning new technologies

Good problem-solving approach

Basic programming/coding ability

Education

Degree in Geomatics, Engineering, Physics, Computer Science

Job description

Role Overview

We are seeking a recent graduate Geospatial Data Analyst to join our technical team at Cambridge. Working under the supervision of our Senior Geospatial Technologist, this role offers genuine variety – you’ll divide your time between fieldwork, desk‑based analysis, and automation/development work. This is an excellent opportunity to develop broad skills across multiple measurement technologies while building depth in areas that interest you most.

Responsibilities

• Laser scanning and photogrammetry – survey, data processing, registration, and CAD integration
• Data analysis and automation – developing workflows to streamline processing and visualisation
• Specialist surveying – supporting gravimetric surveys, modal analysis, and vibration monitoring projects
• Technical support – general IT support and contributing to bespoke software tools

Qualifications

• Degree in Geomatics, Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, or related quantitative discipline
• Strong mathematical and analytical skills
• Basic programming/coding ability (any language – JavaScript, Python, MATLAB, C++, etc.)
• Enthusiasm for learning new technologies and techniques
• Good problem‑solving approach

Desirable

• Experience with surveying equipment or spatial data
• CAD software familiarity
• Interest in automation and tool development

You’ll need a full UK driving licence and a willingness to work on projects across London and East Anglia, with the potential for future work abroad.

About GBG Group

GBG Group are a market leader in structural and geophysical site investigation, offering bespoke building remediation investigation, testing and consultancy services on historical and modern buildings across the UK and internationally.

We’re not just about inspections; we’re about solutions. The group provides forensic engineering consultancy, inspection, testing and analysis of structures, buildings and infrastructure, including geotechnical evaluation, structural performance and remedial design.

Location and Travel

Based in Cambridge, you may work on projects across London and East Anglia, with future work abroad.

Salary and Benefits

• Competitive salary: £26,000 – £30,000 to reflect your experience and qualifications.
• Unique projects: work on a variety of historically significant buildings, monuments, modern structures and key infrastructure across the UK and potentially abroad.
• Professional development: access specialised training and support to develop your skills. Varied, technically challenging work across multiple disciplines.
• Supportive environment: be part of a friendly and collaborative team that values your contribution and invests in your success. A group with excellent long‑term retention.
• Flexible working: a mix of office collaboration and site work to reflect project needs.