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Initial 12 month contract, could be ongoing for the right person!

37.5 hours per week

PAYE and Umbrella rates available (discussed upon application)

Join our client - one of the largest off-highway machinery companies in the world, as a Data Scientist, where your expertise will play a key role in researching, developing, and delivering cutting-edge analytical and reporting solutions for a broad range of applications within the Purchasing department. You'll work alongside a fantastic team where you can make a real impact!

Key Responsibilities:

Provide and maintain visually insightful live dashboards and reports; create and maintain dashboards and data presentations
Create, clean, and analyse datasets using safe, reliable data capture methods where needed, using tools such as PowerApps
Extract information from internal systems using SQL or EDFL to push data into Power BI
Create and format data structures within safe databases and/or internal systems like Snowflake or SharePoint
Continuously enhance data collection, storage, and analysis methods
What We Are Looking For:

Strong understanding of statistical analysis and data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI)
Degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, or a related field
Experience in coding and development using programming languages such as Python or SQL
Strong ability to extract, interpret and understand data
High proficiency in PowerApps, SharePoint and the Microsoft Office Suite
Exceptional problem-solving abilities with excellent attention to detail
To apply, please submit a copy of your up to date CV clearly indicating your relevant experience. Applicants must have an existing right to work in the UK and evidence of eligibility will be required. Suitable candidates will be contacted.

The above represents a summary of the contract assignment. A full description of this contract assignment is available. A full explanation of this rate and all deductions will be explained in a key information document (KID) supplied to registered candidates

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