Applied Data Scientist - Causal AI

causaLens
London
1 year ago
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causaLens is the pioneer of Causal AI — a giant leap in machine intelligence.


We are on a mission to build truly intelligent machines, machines that truly understand cause and effect— it’s hard but super fun! If you want to build the future and are looking for a place that values your curiosity and ambition, then causaLens is the right place for you. Everything we do is at the forefront of technological advancements, and we are always on the lookout for people to join us whose skills and passion tower above the rest.


Since the company was established in 2017, causaLens has:

Launched decisionOS, the first and only enterprise decision making platform powered by Causal AI -here

Open sourced two of our internal tools and packages to support the open-source community, seeDaraandCausal Graphs.

Raised $45 million in Series A funding

Been named a leading provider of Causal AI solutions by Gartner -here

Included in Otta’s 2022 Rocket List as one of the fastest-growing companies to launch your career


At causaLens we are building the world's most advanced Causal AI powered decision intelligence platform for Data Scientists. The platform leverages state of the art Causal AI algorithms and models to empower data scientists and decision-makers to go beyond correlation-based predictions and have a real impact on the most important decisions for the business. Our platform is trusted and used by data science teams in leading organizations and provides real value across a wide variety of industries, and it's only the beginning.


Our Mission

To radically advance human decision-making.

A world in which humans leverage trustworthy AI to solve the greatest challenges in the economy, society and healthcare.

Head to ourwebsite homepageand watch the ‘Why Causal AI’ video to learn more.


The Role

We are looking for a Data Scientist based in London to join us in spreading our Causal AI technology to every business on the planet. This is a full-time placement with significant opportunities for personal development. The Applied Data Scientist will develop causal-AI-driven models and decision applications using our technology to solve the most high-impact challenges in industries like retail, marketing, supply chain, manufacturing and finance.


What you will do

As a Data Scientist at causaLens, you will play a pivotal role in advancing our Causal AI technology. This position demands a strong foundation in data science, particularly with time series or tabular use-cases, preferably using Python. Some of your responsibilities will include:


  • Using our causal AI framework to build causal models and decision applications, using our proprietary causal discovery, modelling, and decision intelligence architectures on client-supplied data sets and use cases.
  • Collaborating directly with business stakeholders to integrate domain knowledge into the modeling process, demonstrating how insights can enhance decision workflows.
  • Crafting long-term visions and plans, in collaboration with clients and causaLens stakeholders, to successfully implement causal models and insights into customers' strategies.
  • Work closely with the product and research teams to shape the development of our platform.


Requirements

  • At least 2 years of commercial data science experience with time series or tabular use-cases, preferably using Python
  • Strong academic record in a quantitative field (MEng, MSci, EngD or PhD)
  • Excellent and proven communication and teamwork skills
  • Previous experience in high growth technology companies or technical consultancy is a plus
  • Previous experience in sales, pre-sales, and/or other technical evangelism is a plus
  • Experience in supply chain, demand forecasting, retail/cpg, manufacturing, marketing, financial services, or public sector is a plus


About causaLens

Current machine learning approaches have severe limitations when applied to real-world business problems and fail to unlock the true potential of AI for the enterprise. causaLens is pioneering Causal AI, a new category of intelligent machines that understand cause and effect — a major step towards true artificial intelligence. Our enterprise platform goes beyond predictions and provides causal insights and suggested actions that directly improve business outcomes for leading businesses in asset management, banking, insurance, logistics, retail, utilities, energy, telecommunications, and many others.


We may be biased, but we believe you’ll be in good company. We offer a hybrid working setup and are dedicated to building an inclusive culture where diverse people and perspectives are welcomed. Aside from joining a smart and inspiring team, you’ll be amongst people who are always there to support your ideas and encourage you to grow. We celebrate our differences and come together to share our triumphs!


What we offer

We care about our people’s lives, both inside and outside of causaLens. Beyond the core benefits like competitive remuneration, pension scheme, paid holiday, and a good work-life balance, we offer the following:

  • Access to mental health support through Spill
  • Competitive salary
  • 25 days of paid holiday, plus bank holidays
  • Share options
  • Pension scheme
  • Happy hours and team outings
  • Referral bonus program
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Friendly tech purchases
  • Office snacks and drinks


Logistics

Our interview process consists of a few screening interviews and a "Day 0" which is spent with the team (in-office). We will always be as transparent as possible so please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

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