Data Science Consultant - Health

Xpertise Recruitment
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Partner - Executive Search - Data & Technology - Xpertise Search

Join a Global Leader in Health-Tech as Data Science Consultant!

Our client, a world-leading data science and AI consultancy, is seeking a talented Data Science Consultant to join their London Health practice. If you're passionate about driving impactful healthcare solutions through advanced analytics, this is your opportunity to shine!

Role: Data Science Consultant | Health Location: London (Hybrid: 3 days in office, 2 days remote) Salary: £50,000-£65,000 base + bonus

Your Impact:

  • Deliver high-quality analytical solutions, from data preparation to actionable insights
  • Translate complex data findings into clear, compelling narratives for executive stakeholders
  • Develop impactful presentations that connect analytics to business needs
  • Manage and delegate technical tasks to ensure project excellence
  • Support business development by showcasing analytical capabilities to clients
  • Stay ahead of healthcare trends and AI applications to enhance solution design

What You'll Bring:

  • 3+ years in a hybrid analytics and consulting role, ideally in healthcare
  • Strong skills in data preparation, feature engineering, and model development
  • Proficiency in SQL, Python, R, or similar languages
  • Ability to create clear, engaging data visualisations for non-technical audiences
  • Experience managing stakeholders and delivering in fast-paced, deadline-driven settings
  • Knowledge of the UK healthcare landscape and its challenges
  • A degree in engineering, mathematics, statistics, or a related field

Why Join?

  • Shape healthcare outcomes with cutting-edge AI and analytics
  • Enjoy a flexible hybrid model and up to 2 months of remote work annually
  • Access private medical insurance for prompt, personalised care
  • Thrive in a diverse, inclusive environment that champions your career growth

Seniority level

  • Seniority levelMid-Senior level

Employment type

  • Employment typeFull-time

Job function

  • Job functionConsulting
  • IndustriesTechnology, Information and Internet and Technology, Information and Media

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