The UK needs more data engineers and analysts to fuel the data-driven economy post Brexit

John Leonard
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Nesta's skills taxonomy shows the UK needs to do more to grow data wrangling and analytics talent

The UK needs more data engineers, data scientists, developers and those with advanced analytics skills as uncertainty over Brexit looms, threatening to limit the availability of talented individual...

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