Business Intelligence Engineer / Data Scientist

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Belfast
1 year ago
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Business Intelligence Engineer / Data Scientist Do you want to lead the creation of a cutting-edge BI infrastructure? Excited to design AI models for predictive insights and forecasting? Looking to collaborate with dynamic teams and drive data-driven strategies? The Role Join as a Business Intelligence Engineer/Data Scientist, where youll architect and manage BI platforms while developing AI-driven models to forecast bidding, production costs, and resource management. You'll work closely with production, artists, and pipeline teams to design robust data pipelines and deliver actionable insights across departments. Whats In It For You? Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunity to lead innovative AI/ML and BI initiatives. Collaborative culture with cross-departmental impact. Exposure to the latest technologies in BI platforms and AI modeling. A dynamic, fast-paced environment with room for growth. Technical Skills 3+ years of experience in business intelligence, data science, or related fields. Proven experience in BI platforms (e.g., Tableau, Metabase, Power BI). Strong proficiency in Python (Pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn) and SQL. Expertise in building data pipelines and maintaining AI models for forecasting. Familiarity with integrating data from multiple sources into BI platforms. Knowledge of cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP) is a bonus. About You Youre the right match if you: Thrive on building data-driven solutions collaboratively with cross-functional teams. Excel at translating complex data into actionable insights for diverse audiences. Have a passion for predictive analytics and AI/ML modeling. Are eager to influence data strategies through teamwork and shared decision-making. This is your chance to play a key role in shaping business intelligence and driving AI-based forecasting in a creative and collaborative environment. Colin has been supporting professionals in finding impactful roles for 6+ years. Get in touch today to learn more about this exciting opportunity! Skills: Tableau Python AWS Benefits: Work From Home

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