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Collections Data Scientist in Swindon

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Swindon
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Are you ready to turn data into action and make a real impact? Thames Water is looking for a skilled and driven Collections Data Scientist to join our dynamic Credit Risk team. This is a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of credit risk analytics, helping to shape smarter collections strategies, reduce bad debt, and improve customer outcomes.


As part of a priority investment area, you’ll play a key role in transforming how we use data—working closely with senior stakeholders, digital teams, and data owners to deliver best-in-class portfolio management.


What you will be doing as the Collections Data Scientist


In this pivotal role, you’ll lead deep-dive analysis into customer portfolio trends, build predictive models, and support the transition to our enterprise data lake. Your insights will directly influence operational improvements, policy decisions, and long-term financial resilience.


You will also:



  • Develop and maintain SQL-based reporting solutions to drive actionable insights.
  • Collaborate with the Credit Reporting


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