Impact Data Analyst: Make Metrics Clear & Trusted

The Educational Equality Institute; Norway; Remote; NOK 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

The Educational Equality Institute is seeking a data analyst to turn platform measurements into verifiable numbers readers can trust. You will work with sessions, hours, and geographic/programmatic data, building clear tables and charts with documented counting methods.

You will explain your approach in plain English and ensure your analysis remains reproducible for future analysts, prioritising accuracy over flashy figures.

Qualifications

• Professional data work with SQL, spreadsheets or notebooks.
• Ability to explain a method in plain English.
• Focus on accuracy over the size or impressiveness of numbers.

Responsibilities

• Work from the measured data we give you: sessions, hours, countries, programmes.
• Build the tables and charts our reports use, and say how each number was counted.
• Find what the data does not show, and say so instead of filling the gap.
• Keep the method written down, so the next analyst gets the same answer.

Skills

SQL

Spreadsheet

Notebook

Job description

The Educational Equality Institute is seeking a data analyst to turn platform measurements into verifiable numbers readers can trust. You will work with sessions, hours, and geographic/programmatic data, building clear tables and charts with documented counting methods.

You will explain your approach in plain English and ensure your analysis remains reproducible for future analysts, prioritising accuracy over flashy figures.