Data analyst

A data analyst who turns figures into answers.

A data analyst turns raw data into answers: reports, analyses and dashboards a team can build decisions on.

You deploy a data analyst when the data exists but the answers stay out: reports that remain manual work, figures that contradict each other, questions that keep waiting.

This is what our data analysts build: Management reports, with its own product page on what you get and what it costs.

Through NewData you hire a data analyst temporarily from € 70 per hour excluding VAT, dropping to € 60 for larger assignments (scale of August 2026) through secondment, take one over through DetaVast or recruit one permanently through recruitment and selection.

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The work

What does a data analyst do?

A data analyst gathers data from the systems, checks whether it is right and builds analyses and reports with it. The work does not end at a chart but at an answer: what does this mean and what can the team do with it.

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Do you work as a data analyst yourself? The rates on this page are what the client pays, not what you earn; what you earn is at for professionals.

Related to this role: BI specialist and data scientist.

Questions

Frequently asked question about this role

What is the difference between a data analyst and a data scientist?

A data analyst answers questions about what happened and why, with reports and analyses. A data scientist builds models that predict what will happen. Start with the analyst when the basic reporting is not in place yet; a model on shaky data mostly predicts noise.

Next step

Fill this role?

Call 085 303 96 26 or email info@newdata.nl. Within two working days you receive a first response to your vacancy (lead time of August 2026).