Data Scientist

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Data Scientist – Working for Meta of interest?

Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 2 Months with a view to extend
Location: Remote
Rate: £500 - £650 per day, on a PAYE Model

Project Summary

The main function of the Data Scientist is to produce innovative solutions driven by exploratory data analysis from complex and high-dimensional datasets.

Responsibilities
  • Apply knowledge of statistics, machine learning, programming, data modeling, simulation, and advanced mathematics to recognize patterns, identify opportunities, pose business questions, and make valuable discoveries leading to prototype development and product improvement.
  • Use a flexible, analytical approach to design, develop, and evaluate predictive models and advanced algorithms that lead to optimal value extraction from the data.
  • Generate and test hypotheses and analyze and interpret the results of product experiments.
  • Work with product engineers to translate prototypes into new products, services, and features and provide guidelines for large-scale implementation.
  • Provide Business Intelligence (BI) and data visualization support, which includes, but is not limited to support for the online customer service dashboards and other ad-hoc requests requiring data analysis and visual support.
The expertise we are looking for
  • Must have ability in SQL Coding
  • Must have A/B testing experience.
  • Experience in complex measurement, and experience in ads.
  • Experienced in either programming languages such as Python and/or R, big data tools such as Hadoop, or data visualization tools such as Tableau.
  • The ability to communicate effectively in writing, including conveying complex information and promoting in-depth engagement on course topics.
  • Experience working with large datasets.


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