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Data Analyst Benelux Unilever IT, Data Science · Full-time Posted on Oct 23, 2026 Unilever is looking for a Data Analyst Benelux Function : Customer Development Reports to : Business Intelligence Lead Scope : Belgium and Netherlands Location : Brussels, Belgium or Rotterdam, Netherlands, with ability to travel to the other country once per week according to business needs. Terms & Conditions : Full-Time. Local employment conditions apply. Salary range: €56,000-€77,000 gross per year, including holiday allowance, depending on experience and internal positioning. About Unilever Food Solutions Unilever Food Solutions (UFS) is a global foodservice business focused on serving chefs and professional kitchens. Operating across more than 70 countries, our purpose is to free chefs to love what they do. We have an ambitious growth strategy towards 2030, focused on delivering superior products, becoming a leader in AI-powered customer experience, and using data and technology to better understand and serve our customers. From identifying emerging culinary trends through our Future Menus Report to developing innovative solutions for chefs, we aim to stay ahead of a rapidly evolving foodservice industry. At UFS, you'll work in an entrepreneurial environment built on speed, simplicity, trust and ownership. Our teams are empowered to work end-to-end, collaborate across functions and turn ideas into real business impact. If you're excited by the opportunity to use data and technology to help shape a growing global B2B business, we'd love to hear from you. Job purpose As Data Analyst, you will turn complex data into clear, actionable insights that support better business decisions and continuous improvement across UFS Benelux. You will support the full data analysis lifecycle, from understanding business requirements and retrieving, cleaning and structuring data to developing dashboards, reports and analytical solutions. Working clo...
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