Data Analyst (AI)

Location: Hybrid in Bergen, Bodø, or Oslo, Norway.

Salary: NOK 800,000–1,000,000 per year.

Company

A startup building technology and analytics for Norway’s municipal healthcare sector and next-generation welfare services.

What you will do

• Build and maintain reports, dashboards, self-service tools, data exports, and conversational analytics capabilities used by municipalities and internal teams.
• Define metrics and balanced quality and performance indicators for municipalities and internal operations.
• Work directly with municipal leaders, staff, product teams, and non-technical stakeholders to translate operational and strategic questions into data products and drive adoption.
• Develop data literacy capabilities and training so users can understand and create value from analytics independently.
• Set standards for building data products, improve the developer experience with AI, and support distributed data ownership across product teams.
• Contribute to the shared data platform, tooling adoption, governance, and developer experience, providing hands-on support to product teams when needed.

Requirements

• At least 3 years of experience in a data analyst role or similar.
• Strong analytical thinking, including the ability to turn vague questions into answers that influence decisions and to work with data in a structured, creative, and pragmatic way.
• Advanced, independent SQL skills and experience with modern data platforms such as Databricks or Snowflake and related tooling such as dbt.
• Ability to bring in and model new data sources and to run sessions with non-technical stakeholders to help them use and understand data.
• Active use of AI in analytics work and curiosity about AI, automation, and new ways of improving the quality, speed, and impact of data delivery.
• Excellent communication skills and experience translating the needs, questions, and problems of non-technical users into data products.
• Experience in a product organisation and cross-functional teams where data products are built, shipped, and continuously improved.
• Experience building data products used for decision-making and improving them over time, with a delivery-oriented, pragmatic, independent, and ownership-driven approach in ambiguous, fast-changing environments.
• Fluent Norwegian at C1 level for collaboration and testing with municipal users, plus professional English for internal collaboration.

Nice to have

• Experience with dbt or a similar transformation tool.
• Experience with a self-service reporting tool, Python, or Amplitude.
• Background in healthtech, the public sector, or another regulated data environment.

Culture & Benefits

• High trust, real ownership, and freedom to explore challenging problems.
• Direct impact on healthcare professionals and municipalities across Norway.
• Newly established team with no legacy and the opportunity to build data and analytics experiences from the ground up.
• AI is used as a core tool, including agentic tools, workflow automation, and responsible AI practices.
• Flexible working hours and location, six weeks of vacation, health and wellness benefits, employee shares, pension, insurance, and full pay during parental leave.
• Collaborative, ambitious, caring, and inclusive work environment.

Hiring process

• No cover letter is required; submit a CV or LinkedIn profile and explain what sparked interest in the role.
• Application deadline: November 8, 2026.