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Data Scientist

KINGSGATE RECRUITMENT
Central London
11 months ago
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About the Role

We’re seeking a skilledData Scientistto uncover patterns in complex datasets and deliver actionable insights to drive business growth. In this role, you’ll develop data-driven products, identify trends, and propose solutions to strategic challenges. With a strong analytical mindset, proficiency in data tools, and a passion for machine learning and research, you’ll play a pivotal role in decision-making and innovation.

Salary: £35,000 to £40,000

Key Responsibilities

Identify and integrate valuable data sources; automate data collection processes. Preprocess structured and unstructured datasets for analysis. Analyse extensive datasets to identify patterns and trends. Develop predictive models and implement machine learning algorithms. Enhance outcomes through ensemble modelling techniques. Communicate findings effectively using data visualisation tools. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineering and product development, to propose strategies and solve business challenges.

Requirements

Proven experience as a Data Scientist or Data Analyst. Expertise in data mining, machine learning, and operations research. Proficiency in programming languages such asR, SQL, and Python(Scala, Java, or C++ knowledge is advantageous). Experience with business intelligence tools (., Tableau) and data frameworks (., Hadoop). Strong mathematical foundation (statistics, algebra). Excellent communication skills for presenting complex data in actionable formats. A bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is required; a master’s degree in Data Science or another quantitative discipline is preferred.

If you’re passionate about data, innovation, and solving complex problems, this is an opportunity to make a tangible impact while advancing your expertise in a collaborative environment.

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