Data Scientist

Product Madness (U.K) Limited
London
5 days ago
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As one of our GamesDataScientistsyou will be thebusinessfacingmastermindswhohelpturnbusinessquestions intoactionableinsights.Youresearchandanalyzeplayerbehaviour,andcomeupwith recommendations.DataScientistsdothisbylisteningto team members,understandingcontext andchallengingbusinessideas.DataScientistsusediversetechniques-frequentistand Bayesianstatistics,machinelearning,exploratoryandexplanatorydataanalysis,causal inference,datavisualization,montecarlomodelling,econometricanalysis,etc.Suchbroad requirementscallfortheabilitytolearnquickly,workefficientlywithpeersandcommunicate dataclearlyandeffectively.GamesDataScientistsaretruevisionarieswhosupportbusiness decisions with data and in-depth analytics.

You will have the opportunity to work with large and complex data sets, with the autonomy to make a huge impact on the success of our games. You will also be working as part of an experienced and highly skilled team of 20 with opportunities to learn and develop.


What you'll do

Discuss with stakeholders requirements for analysis

Run exploratory data analysis and turn it into questions which can be answered with analytical techniques

Use simple analytics, statistical or causal inference, machine learning or any other techniques to answer questions and address problems

Communicate results clearly and effectively

Take care of unclear and ambiguous requirements

Communicate complex ideas and analyses in a simple way

Work independently on complex projects

Be willing to acquire new skills and learn new methodologies, whether related to stakeholder management, communication or data science

Be able to use diverse data science tools and approaches

What we're looking for

A degree or equivalent work experience in data driven field

Ability to use visualization techniques for communicating data and analysis

Experience of using any of the following to answer business or scientific questions -statistics, mathematics, machine learning, econometrics, causal techniques, monte carlo modelling, etc.

R/Python experience

Knowledge and experience of SQL

Ability to work a minimum of 3 days a week in our central london office.

Why Product Madness?

As part of the Aristocrat family, we share their mission of bringing joy to life through the power of play, with a world-class team who creates top-grossing, leading titles in the social casino genre, including Heart of Vegas, Lightning Link, Cashman Casino. With 800 team members across the globe, Product Madness is headquartered in London, with offices in Barcelona, Gdańsk, Lviv, Montreal and a remote team spanning the USA, making us a truly global powerhouse.

We live by our People First principle. Regardless of where, when, or how they work, our team members have opportunities to elevate their careers, and grow alongside us. We take pride in fostering an inclusive culture, where our people are encouraged to be their very best, every day. But don’t just take our word for it. In 2024, we made the Global Inspiring Workplace Awards list, and won a bronze award at the Stevies for Great Employers in the ‘Employer of the Year - Media and Entertainment’ category.

So, what’s stopping you?

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