Hybrid/Remote Data/Survey Programmer - UK - Studentjob.co.uk

What are you going to do: You will use your technical skills to ensure our data foundation is sound, handling multiple fast-turnaround projects concurrently. This is an internal, technical role for someone with excellent team working skills and with data technician or relevant industry work experience or qualifications desirable. Survey Scripting & Logic Programming: Acting as a survey scripter, transforming questionnaires from our research team into face-to-face or online surveys. You will program complex routing, skip logic and quotas, to deliver user-optimised surveys that are engaging and visually appealing. Quality Assurance & Survey Testing: Lead the testing phases for surveys pre-launch. In a fast-paced environment, you will rigorously test logic, links,and translations to ensure they are error-free before going live to field. Live Fieldwork data updates: Monitor live data collection to ensure quotas are filling correctly and data is captured cleanly, spotting any technical glitches early. Data Cleansing & Verification: Apply a high level of attention to detail to check, clean, and validate raw survey data. You will format datasets into clean, analysis-ready files. What we offer Flexible working plus hybrid first or remote 25 days annual leave + Bank holidays Free Museums Association pass, Climate perks and Working from Abroad. Summer and Christmas parties. Annual pay reviews, uncapped profit-related bonus, and referral rewards when you help us find brilliant new people. What we ask At least finished college BTEC levels Teamwork Communication Willingness to learn Take the initative Work at pace Experience in Snap, Crunch, Python, R, PowerPoint is a bonus but not essential Apply Are you the perfect candidate? Click the button 'apply now' and we'll contact you as soon as possible! Extra information We’re MHM, global leaders in audience strategy, and you’ll join us as a Data/Survey Programmer to help clients turn insight into action and transform audience connection. You’ll join a sharp, supportive team of brilliant minds, brave ideas, and big hearts working with clients that stretch from Manchester to Melbourne, Riyadh to New York. Training: Full induction programme is provided along with support from colleagues as you settle into your new role. Working week is Monday to Friday typically 7 hours per day. We also have flexible working. Status Open Education Level College Location Nationwide Working hours per week 35 Type of Contract Graduate Jobs, Full Time Jobs, Work from home Salary indication Between £24,000 and £26,000 Per Year Responsible for Taking ownership of essential, day-to-day data and scripting tasks. Using your technical skills to ensure our data foundation is sound, handling multiple fast-turnaround projects concurrently. Published at 13-07-2026 Profession type ICT Full UK/EU driving license preferred No Car Preferred No Must be eligible to work in the EU Yes Cover Letter Required Yes Languages English #Jobster

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