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Senior Data Scientist - Fixed-Term Contract

Reader in Artificial Intelligence

Principal Data Scientist

Principal Data Scientist

Higher/Senior Scientist in Quantum Computing and Machine Learning

Reader in Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning, NLP, Reinforcement Learning, and AI Security)

Where: Darlington
Full time: Permanent 
Salary: £25,087.00 rising to £25,684.00 at 9 months in role, plus uncapped commission 
Hourly rate: £12.82 per hour rising to £13.12 per hour at 9 months in role 
 

If you’re a confident talker who enjoys asking questions and getting to know people, then this could be the role for you. Maybe you have a wealth of life experience and building relationships, or maybe negotiating mealtime meltdown’s with your family is a daily occurrence. If so, you have transferrable skills to succeed in a sales advisor role with EE. We’ll give you training on the rest so you’re ready to talk confidently about all our products and services. 


We don’t do ‘hard sales’. The role involves talking to customers over the phone about how we can enhance their digital lives and discuss the right products for them. Why not use your skills and join our Sales Team in Darlington? 

 

We understand that life never stands still, and like most roles within EE, this opportunity is designed with flexibility in mind. We’re here to support you in being successful, meaning we’ll do everything we can to make sure you don’t miss that appointment, or can look after your family in an emergency. Just a few ways we’re doing this include giving you the opportunity to schedule your own breaks and banking time, and the option of occasional home working. 

What’s in it for you?

 

  • A great starting salary of  £25,087 rising to £25,684 after 8 months of being here, plus incentives and bonuses.
  • Online GP – Giving you access to a GP via telephone or video 24/7 for both you and your immediate family, fully funded by us
  • Market leading paid carer’s leave, up to 2 weeks off for carers to give that bit of extra support to our colleagues who are caring for family or friends who are disabled, ill or elderly
  • Family Leave - Equalised maternity, paternity, and adoption leave and it gives all parents 18 weeks full pay and 8 weeks half pay in the first year however they choose to grow their family
  • Huge discounts of EE & BT products including your Mobile and Broadband – saving you hundreds of pounds every year
  • Support in carving your own career path. We are passionate about developing our people and we’ll support you in achieving the career you want
  • Season Ticket Travel Loan – Giving you the funds to pay for your travel to and from work up front, making a difference where it counts
  • Volunteering days, so you can give back to your local community
  • Optional Private Healthcare and Dental, to protect you and your family

On top of all that, we’ve got a great team culture, meaningful support and tailored training to help you build a lasting career. What are you waiting for? 

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