PhD in computational physics: transitioning to data analysis/science?

I have a master's degree in maths and a PhD in computational physics. After the PhD I spent another 5 years working in academic research in computational physics. On a day-to-day basis, this meant writing/editing/running programs in Fortran and C++. There was also a lot of writing (academic papers), presenting (conferences), supervising students.

Would I have the suitable skills to transition into data analysis/science? My academic career has run out of steam (redundancy) and I'm trying to find a career …

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