Data Science Intern

Oeson™
UK
1 year ago
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About the Company: Oeson is a leading IT corporation globally recognized for its expertise in providing top-notch IT and Ed-tech services. Specializing in digital marketing, data science, data analytics, UI-UX design, web development, and app development, we are dedicated to innovation, excellence, and empowering talents worldwide. Learn More:www.oesonlearning.comJob Summary: Oeson is seeking enthusiastic individuals who are looking to learn with us in the field of Data Science while working on live projects internationally. We are not just offering a flexible work environment but also offering to work with people in a global team. Projects You Will Work On: - Finance Fraud Detection: Develop advanced fraud detection algorithms leveraging financial data analysis. - Recommender System: Contribute to personalized recommendation systems, enhancing user experiences across platforms. - Sentiment Analysis: Explore sentiment analysis to extract insights from textual data, shaping user sentiment understanding. - Chatbots: Engage in intelligent chatbot development, revolutionizing customer interactions and support. - Image/Audio Video Classification: Push boundaries with multimedia technology by working on image and audio video classification projects. - Text Analysis: Uncover hidden patterns in textual data through sophisticated text analysis techniques. Roles & Responsibilities: - Collaborate with our esteemed data science experts to collect, clean, and analyze extensive datasets, honing skills in data preprocessing and visualization. - Contribute to the development of predictive models and algorithms, employing cutting-edge machine learning techniques to solve real-world challenges. - Work closely with team members to design, implement, and evaluate experiments, fostering a collaborative and innovative environment. - Stay updated with the latest industry trends and best practices in data science, applying newfound knowledge to enhance project outcomes. Qualifications: - Currently pursuing any degree showcasing a strong commitment to continuous learning and professional growth. - Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, vital for effective collaboration and articulation of complex ideas. - Demonstrated ability to work both independently and as part of a cohesive team, highlighting adaptability and strong teamwork capabilities. Note: This position is unpaid. After submitting your application, our team will contact you to proceed with the application details and joining process. Location: Remote, Bradford, England, United Kingdom.

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