Hi all,

on Dec 19th I launched DataAnalyst.com - the early stages vision is to become the #1 job board for data analysts - hand-picking interesting data analyst job opportunities across industries.

In April, the site reached over 26,000 pageviews across 5,000 unique visitors.

For now all the jobs are hand curated by me - utilising employer pages, aggregators as well as my network where possible.

It's a two-sided marketplace problem, but at least I can cover one side (jobs) for the time being until there's enough traffic and qualified data analysts visiting the site.

Why another job board?

Job searching experience on LinkedIn/Indeed is broken, I hear it day in, day out, 75% of results are sponsored irrelevant posts, another 10% is the same job listed in different regions, and majority of them doesn't have salary posted.

The key proposition of the site is its pure focus on all things data analyst.

That leads me to -> if I can make this experience better for data analysts out there, create content for them to learn from, and bring them to the site, I could effectively build a niche around the career path - from how to become, looking for a job, on the job training/cert, and how to grow, building porfolio and learn from others.

A big milestone was that I have already worked with one startup, helping them build out their data team, and currently in conversations with a Fortune 500 to do the same.

Each month, I also send out a newsletter with some thoughts on the project progress, insights into the data analyst hiring market, and the latest interview with a current data analyst professional, sharing their thoughts and experience.

When it comes to the Tech Stack: I did get a Webflow template, and then started heavy editing on certain things. Full tech stack: Webflow - website + cms Jotform - form + stripe integration Airtable - database with job posts Make - automating the flow Placidapp - generative pre-populated images for social media Jetboostio - smart filters + autoarchive + some other customisations (could be replaced by Finsweet for filters, which is free, but haven't had a chance to dedicate time to making it work) Buffer - social media posts scheduling

Would love to hear what everyone thinks, connect with data analysts looking to share their experience, or startups looking to build out their teams!