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Data Science Manager - Platforms and Core Capabilities (Metaheuristics)

Data Science Manager

Up to £85,000



Join a fintech platform revolutionising workplace savings and pensions by making sustainable investing simple for both employees and employers. They’re right where finance, tech, and wellbeing meet with backing from a major bank but the feel of fintech innovation.



Responsibilities:

  • Stay hands-on while advising business leaders on data-driven decisions.
  • Drive improvements in client and customer outcomes through active data analysis and modeling.
  • Develop and refine predictive and machine learning models.
  • Build and optimize customer lifetime value and key metric models.
  • Continuously improve analytics and model accuracy.
  • Lead and contribute to scalable model deployment in production.



Requirements:

  • MSc in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Mathematics, Statistics or related fields.
  • Experience in Consumer / Marketing Analytics
  • Strong proficiency in Python and experience with relevant ML libraries/frameworks.



Please note:

This role requires 1 day onsite per week onsite in Central London.

This role cannot provide visa sponsorship.

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