Data Analytics Graduate
Summary
A graduate analytics role at SP Energy Networks (ScottishPower) in Cambuslang (Glasgow) or Prenton (Merseyside), starting September 2027. Day to day you analyse operational, asset, business and geospatial data, apply data science techniques, and build dashboards and reports supporting the decarbonisation of the UK electricity network.
- Deadline: November 8th, 2026
- Salary: £36,000 + £3,000 sign-on bonus
- Location: Cambuslang (Glasgow) and Prenton (Merseyside)
- Degree required: 2:2 and above
- Starting: September 2027
- Disciplines: Computer Science, Data, Analytics, Software
Power your future
Our Graduate Programme is designed to give you broad real-life exposure, you’ll gain valuable hands-on experience that will help shape your future career and enable the UK’s transition to a low-carbon future.
As you develop your knowledge and skills, you'll benefit from increased responsibility in preparation for the next stage of your professional journey.
You will receive expert guidance from experienced colleagues and have structured development opportunities to equip you with the knowledge, experience, and capabilities required to build a successful career and progress into your permanent position within ScottishPower.
Where you'll be working
SP Energy Networks keeps the electricity flowing to homes and businesses throughout Central and Southern Scotland, North Wales, Merseyside, Cheshire, and North Shropshire. The energy landscape is changing rapidly as the way our customers and communities generate, consume, and interact with energy evolves. Our role is to decarbonise our network through technology and innovation and to facilitate the UK's journey to Net Zero through electrification.
Data and digital technology are at the heart of the energy transition. At SP Energy Networks, we're using data, analytics and innovation to build a smarter, more resilient and sustainable electricity network for the future.
As an Analytics Graduate, your programme will be based within our Performance & Reporting, Cyber, Distribution System Operator or Network Digitalisation business areas where you'll have the opportunity to contribute to real projects that support the decarbonisation of the energy network, helping us deliver innovative solutions for millions of customers while shaping the future of energy.
What you'll be doing
As an Analytics Graduate, you will:
- Analyse operational, asset, business and geospatial data.
- Apply data science and analytics techniques to solve real-world challenges.
- Develop dashboards, reports and visualisations to support decision-making.
- Identify trends and opportunities to improve network performance.
- Support innovative projects driving the UK's energy transition.
- Collaborate with engineers, analysts and digital specialists.
- Present insights to stakeholders across the business.
- Build valuable skills through hands-on experience and professional development.
What you'll bring
We're looking for talented graduates who are passionate about data and technology who hold an Honours degree in Computer Science, Data Analytics, Data Science, Geographical Systems, Software Engineering or similar.
What's in it for you
This is more than just a graduate role - it's a launchpad for a rewarding career in Data & Technology. You'll benefit from:
- Developing sought-after skills in analytics, data science and digital innovation.
- Collaborating with industry experts across engineering, technology and business teams.
- Staying up to date with the latest digital technologies, innovations, and industry trends.
- Opportunities to shape the future electricity network.
- Structured mentorship and professional development throughout the programme.
- Working on projects that directly shape the future electricity network and support the UK's net zero ambitions.
- A collaborative and inclusive work environment where diverse perspectives are valued.
- A career path aligned with innovation and sustainability.
- Gaining hands-on experience across both our office and site environments.
You must have the right to work in the UK by September 2027.