Graduate Data Scientist

CONVENTUS SOLUTIONS LIMITED
Bournemouth, United Kingdom
3 months ago
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Location: Bournemouth (full time in office)

About the Company

Our client is seeking a driven, analytically minded graduate ready to launch your career in data science. This role is ideal for a high-calibre graduate Data Scientist looking to start a commercial data science career in a supportive and hands-on environment.

Key Responsibilities
  • Analyse datasets to identify patterns, trends, and actionable insights.
  • Support the development and evaluation of machine-learning models.
  • Assist with data cleaning, preparation, and feature engineering.
  • Conduct statistical analysis to support business decisions.
  • Build reports, dashboards, and visualisations for internal stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with technical and non-technical teams to translate data into impact.
  • Stay up to date with best practices in data science and analytics.
Skills & Qualifications
  • Degree educated with a 2:1 or above ideally from a Redbrick university (e.g., Russell Group or equivalent)
  • Strong programming skills in Python and R.
  • Solid understanding of statistical analysis and quantitative methods.
  • Foundational knowledge of machine learning techniques (classification, regression, clustering, etc.).
  • Strong analytical mindset and attention to detail.
  • Ability to present findings clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.

Must have right to work in the UK. (no visa sponsorship offered)


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