Data Science - London - £75,000 - £85,000 + Benefits

City of London
1 year ago
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My client is sitting on billions in an investment fund and itching to invest - this is where you come in. The deal team will come to you with a potential investment opportunity and it is up to you to perform due diligence in order to assess the validity and risk level of the investment opportunity.

My client are a transnational investment management company who currently manage close to 20 billion in investments and are constantly growing. Within the company you have the opportunity to work with some fascinating data opportunities that tie into their investments.

The role offers an already competitive salary but also boasts great benefits - including a potential 12.5% bonus which 90% of employees meet, and some exceed!

Requirments:

NLP
Python
Some LLM
Some CI/CD
Good Communication
Commitment to 4 days in London office Desirable:

Investment / Financial Services Experience

Interviews commence shortly with limited availability, don't miss out on your opportunity to secure this amazing role. Get in touch ASAP by contacting me at or on (phone number removed)!

Data Science, Data Scientist, LLM, CI/CD, NLP, Innovative Solutions, Data-Driven, Machine Learning, Big Data, Predictive Analytics, AI Integration, Collaborative Environment, Impactful Insights, Scalable Solutions, Continuous Learning, Investment, Banking, Trading

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