227 Data

For the professional behind the data

Recruitment for Senior Data Professionals

Looking for experienced data professionals for temporary or long-term deployment? Or are you a data professional considering your next career move? We're here to help you explore your options. Find out here how we can help you.

At 227 Data we've been connecting organizations with senior data professionals in the Data & Analytics domain for over 10 years, both for permanent and interim roles. Our experts specialize in areas such as Recruitment for SAS Professionals and Data & AI in Learning.

Typical roles include: AI Advisor, Data Architect, Data Scientist, AI Engineer, SAS Consultant, Data Analyst, and Data Modeller.

I am looking for an experienced Data Professional

I am seeking a new job as a Data Professional

Many different types of clients and assignments makes working as a Data Scientist both challenging and fun! I have been working at 227 Data since 2019. As a Data Engineer and Data Scientist, I have fulfilled assignments for LCPS, ABNAMRO, Home Office, Friesland Campina, among others.

Christian te Riet, Data Scientist
The opportunity for self-development through projects, within your own field of interest, makes 227data an enjoyable employer

Frank Eertink, Recruitment assistant/researcher
In my work I find it important to pay attention to the person behind the resume. I think in terms of possibilities, not targets. I drink my coffee black, but alternate with a good latte macchiato. An lover of Italy, culture sniffer and I like to play a game of tennis.

Esther Pasman Recruiter consultant
Since 2015, we have been mediating only the best analytics professionals. With enormous pleasure, it is a wonderful and ever-growing field. With lots of very nice, smart and creative people.

Geert Meijer, Partner
"Every day I enjoy going to the office of 227 Data where I am guaranteed to gain knowledge and have a nice workculture 227 Data provides me with a valuable working environment where I can continue to develop professionally."

Matthijs Weier, Researcher