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Data Science Manager

Harnham
City of London
1 week ago
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Data Science Manager – Product Analytics (Marketplace Experience)

London – Hybrid (1 day per week in office)

Up to £95,000


About the Role

Our client is a global marketplace redefining how people buy, sell, and experience fashion. With a huge community of users and backed by a major e-commerce group, they’re on a mission to make fashion more sustainable and inclusive.


They’re now looking for a hands-on Data Science Manager to lead a team of four within the Marketplace Experience function. You’ll provide analytical leadership across Product, Payments, Trust & Safety, and Customer Experience, helping the business identify opportunities for optimisation and growth.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and develop a team of four Data Scientists, providing technical direction and mentorship.
  • Partner with senior stakeholders, including Product and C-level teams, to drive data-led decision making.
  • Oversee experimentation, analytics, and model development across key product areas.
  • Step in hands-on when needed during busy periods to support the team with analysis or modelling.
  • Promote best practices in data science and contribute to knowledge sharing across the wider Insights function.
  • Collaborate closely with Strategy and Finance teams to provide actionable commercial insights.


What We’re Looking For

  • Proven experience leading or managing a data science or analytics team.
  • Strong technical foundation in SQL, Python, and machine learning principles.
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills – comfortable operating with senior leadership.
  • Experience in a product-led, digital or marketplace environment is highly desirable.
  • A commercial mindset and ability to translate insights into strategic recommendations.
  • Collaborative and pragmatic – able to balance hands-on work with leadership responsibilities.


Interview Process

  1. Introductory call.
  2. Technical interview and case study discussion.
  3. Final interview with the Head of Insights (culture and leadership focus).


Please note - this role cannot offer sponsorship

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