Remote Metocean Data Analyst

Salary: £44,000 - 84,000 per year

Requirements

• Degree in oceanography, marine science, data science, physics, mathematics, engineering, or equivalent
• Experience in oceanographic data processing, principally from current doppler profilers, marine sensors, and wave buoys
• Experience using MATLAB, including scripting and debugging
• Advanced user of MS Excel
• Experience applying data QC protocols
• Experience writing succinct, accurate data reports
• Excellent proof-reading skills
• Ability to work to deadlines and manage multiple projects
• Systematic and methodical approach with strong attention to detail
• Ability to present data and communicate results effectively and clearly
• Highly motivated, technical team player who is organised, logical, and methodical
• Willingness to work from our Devon office preferred; a driving licence may be helpful but is not required

Responsibilities

• Complete metocean data processing, report writing, and quality control for measurement project outputs
• Handle final deliverables across all measurement projects, including data and reporting
• Understand the technical outputs of meteorological and oceanographic equipment in our equipment pool
• Use MATLAB data processing scripts and additional toolboxes
• Scrutinise data for errors, outliers, and potential equipment issues
• Coordinate with the team to process and analyse meteorological and oceanographic data
• Write scientifically robust technical reports
• Deliver work to required standards and meet client deadlines
• Format, check, and review technical reports
• Provide input into Continuous Improvement Groups
• Record non-compliance and incident reports

Technologies

• Excel
• Matlab

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We are Partrac, one of Europes leading metocean providers for the renewables and other coastal and offshore industries, with particular strength in high-quality metocean monitoring campaigns for the offshore wind sector, including floating wind. We are growing quickly and are looking for specialists to join our expanding team in the southwest of the UK. We offer a culture built on continual improvement, teamwork, openness, and initiative, along with opportunities for training, progression, and involvement in exciting projects. We provide a market-leading, supportive environment with interesting and varied work, regular professional development, generous holiday allowance, flexible and hybrid working options, competitive salary and benefits, medical insurance, pension, an employee assistance programme, cycle to work and electric vehicle schemes, and a location close to Dartmoor, beaches, and rugged coastlines.

last updated 28 week of 2026