Posted Aug 23, 2026

Data Analyst & Validator – Cape Town (Remote)

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About the position Where data meets detail – do you have the analytical mindset to turn information into trusted insights? Our international client with offices in Cape Town, is looking for a Data Operator to play a key role in maintaining the quality, accuracy and reliability of their datasets. This is a detail-driven position where you will capture, maintain and validate data from a range of relevant sources. Your attention to detail, consistency and sound judgement will directly influence the quality of the data and products the wider business relies on. Responsibilities • Capture and maintain data across relevant sources to a high standard of accuracy and completeness, including regular accommodation price and availability updates • Apply quality assurance to your own work; identify and correct errors, inconsistencies, and gaps • Research and verify data across multiple sources • Gather market intelligence to support the development of the dataset • Observe and analyse data changes across the student accommodation sector • Follow data guidelines, processes, and quality assurance checks consistently • Resolve issues independently where possible; escalate promptly when not • Organise your workload to meet deadlines without compromising quality • Communicate updates, questions, and blockers clearly; document your work for others to follow • Support dataset-related projects and other areas of the business during busy periods, as needed Requirements • Matric, relevant qualification highly advantageous • Strong, sustained attention to detail during repetitive and high-volume work • Sound research and problem-solving: verifies before trusting, investigates before escalating; researches and makes informed decisions with good justification • Clear written and spoken English • Good time management and self-organisation • Takes ownership of tasks end to end; asks for support appropriately; works well in a team • Comfortable learning new tools and adapting as processes change • Confident with computers and everyday digital tools