Contract Outside IR35 - Senior Data Scientist

Oliver Bernard
Newcastle upon Tyne
2 weeks ago
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Contract Outside IR35 - Senior Data Scientist

Hybrid Working in Central Newcastle


We’re hiring a Senior Data Scientist for a global organisation operating at the intersection of data, analytics, and AI-driven decision‑making. This is a highly influential role, sitting at the forefront of data science strategy and shaping how advanced analytics and AI are applied across complex, real‑world problems.


You’ll work closely with senior stakeholders and global engineering and product teams to deliver high-impact, data‑driven solutions, including an AI‑powered platform focused on risk and resilience.


As Senior Data Scientist, you will:



  • Define and execute a data science strategy aligned to product and business objectives
  • Lead the design, development, and deployment of models and algorithms into production
  • Analyse large, complex datasets to identify patterns and trends, translating insights into actionable product recommendations
  • Collaborate with global teams across product, engineering, and analytics to deliver high‑quality, scalable solutions

What we’re looking for

  • Strong, proven experience across Data Science, with exposure to Data Engineering and/or Machine Learning
  • Solid experience selecting and applying appropriate methodologies, technologies, and techniques
  • Hands‑on experience with data querying, manipulation, and analysis, including tools such as Pandas and NumPy

Nice to have

  • Experience working with Generative AI tools and approaches
  • Software engineering or programming experience, ideally in Python
  • Advanced academic background in Computer Science, Data Science, or equivalent industry experience

If you’re a senior data scientist who enjoys combining strategic influence with hands‑on technical depth, please apply or email


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