Geoscience Data Analyst
Turning geological data into clear insights for energy projects.
Science, Data and Analytics
What this person does in the real world
- Analyse geological data for offshore wind, CCUS and geothermal projects
- Create maps and 3D models to support site selection and planning
- Turn complex sensor data into clear insights for engineers and planners
Why this job matters
Understanding the ground and seabed is essential for safe and successful energy projects. Geoscience Data Analysts help teams choose the right locations and reduce risk by turning complex earth data into practical guidance.
Skills and tools you’ll use
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Mapping and 3D modelling software
- Working with sensor and survey data
- Clear communication of technical findings
- Collaboration with engineering and planning teams
Where you’ll work
You’ll usually work in an office or hybrid environment, supporting offshore wind, CCUS or geothermal development teams.
You’ll love this if you...
- Enjoy working with maps and geological data
- Like building visual models
- Feel confident explaining technical findings clearly
Routes in
- Apprenticeship: Geospatial Technician / Lab Tech
- College/University: Geoscience, Geophysics, Geographic Information Systems
- First roles: Junior Geodata Analyst, GIS Technician
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