Data Consultant

Anson McCade
London
3 months ago
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Data Science Consultant


Location:London, UK (Hybrid)

Salary:Up to £100,000 + comprehensive benefits package


Are you seeking to work on high-impact projects requiring advanced analytics, machine learning, and mathematical modelling expertise? AsData Science Consultant,this role focuses on supporting secure organisations in their mission to protect and deliver for the public.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Conduct advanced analysis to inform critical, evidence-based decision-making.
  • Develop models and insights to solve complex challenges.
  • Engage with clients to identify business needs and deliver tailored data-driven solutions.
  • Work across the full modelling lifecycle, including problem definition, exploratory analysis, and solution implementation.
  • Use tools such as Python, SQL, and Excel for advanced analytics and modelling.
  • Deliver projects involving operational research, big data platforms, and data visualisation.


Essential Skills and Experience:


  • A degree, Master’s, or PhD in Data Science, Mathematics, Operational Research, Physics, or Statistics.
  • Experience working within the Defence, Security, or Government sectors.
  • Strong proficiency in Python, SQL, and Excel for data analysis and modelling.
  • Demonstrated ability to engage with stakeholders and translate requirements into actionable solutions.
  • You are a collaborative problem-solver with a passion for innovation and an eye for detail, eager to contribute to projects with a meaningful impact.
  • Eligible for high-level security clearance (sole British nationality required).


Contact Anna-Jane Murphy at Anson McCade on to learn more!


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