204210-Data Scientist

PRACYVA
United Kingdom
Last week
£350 – £375 pd

Salary

£350 – £375 pd

Posted
24 Sep 2026 (Last week)

Data Scientist:

London- Hybrid

Contract-Inside IR35

Support exploratory data analysis and the end-to-end data science lifecycle

Run proofs of concept and prototypes to validate approaches and business value

Translate business problems into appropriate analytical / model solutions and communicate outcomes to technical and non-technical stakeholders

Provide specialist support for model delivery techniques and use cases

Design, develop, test, implement and monitor models, accounting for internal/external drivers of outcomes

Keep up to date with advances in data science, analytics and AI, and advise leadership on maintaining competitive capabilities Pracyva is one of THE FASTEST GROWING specialized RecruitmentConsulting firm in UK and Europe… Pracyva Limited has local presence across UK , Europe ( Ireland, Netherlands , Poland ,Germany ), USA, Middle East and India , serving Top IT clients for large volumes ..We are currently hiring for our Reputed client

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