Data Analytics and
Data Science are two of the hottest roles in today's job market and Amsterdam is the perfect place to dive into these exciting fields.
A
data analyst analyzes large datasets to find meaningful insights and improve business performance. A
data scientist, on the other hand, builds predictive models based on statistical and machine learning techniques. Both roles require an understanding of programming languages, as well as knowledge of data visualization tools and databases.
Data career opportunities in Amsterdam
The Netherlands offers tons of job opportunities in data across a wide range of industries. On LinkedIn alone, there are over 14,000 openings for both data analysts and data scientists roles. Global companies like Booking.com, Uber, Philips, and ING all have their headquarters in Amsterdam, and they're always looking for skilled data professionals.
Wondering about salaries?
According to Glassdoor, the annual average salary for data scientists and data analysts in Amsterdam, depending on the experience and job responsibilities, falls between €65,212 and €71,409.
Key skills for data-related roles
To get started in data, you don't necessarily need a degree in the fields of computer science, mathematics, or statistics. The tech training at
Le Wagon Amsterdam will help you learn the skills that you need and transition into your dream job in data.
Some of the key skills you'll need to land a job in data include:
- Strong programming skills in languages like Python or R
- Knowledge of statistical and machine learning techniques
- Proficiency in data visualization tools like Google Data Studio, PowerBI or Tableau
- Understanding of databases like SQL or Oracle
Kick-start your data career in Amsterdam
If you're interested in starting your data career in Amsterdam's thriving tech ecosystem, what are you waiting for?
Book a call with our advisor and learn more about our courses.
Still doubting whether you'll be able to do it? Have a look at our latest
Job Outcomes Report and learn about the 93% employment rate of our graduates. After all, data speaks louder than words.