Data Scientist

Synectics Solutions
Stoke-on-Trent
4 months ago
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Overview

For over 30 years, Synectics has been at the forefront of delivering innovative, data-driven business solutions. We specialise in developing advanced data management systems and software products for renowned organizations across the globe. The continued success and growth of our multi-award-winning Precision product is a testament to our commitment to excellence and innovation in the Data Science space.

What We Offer
  • rFlexible Working: The autonomy to own your day
  • .Culture That Supports Growth: We’re proud of the collaborative and inclusive environment we’ve cultivated, where employees can thrive both professionally and personally
  • .Comprehensive Benefits: A suite of perks designed to make life easier both in and out of the workplace
About the Role

We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Data Scientist to join our growing team. This is a fantastic opportunity to apply and deepen your predictive modelling expertise in a real-world setting. You’ll play a key role in driving insight and value for both internal stakeholders and external clients through advanced analytic

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As part of our dedicated Data Science team, you'll help shape the future of our analytical products and services, particularly in support of the Precision platform, while also contributing to continuous R&D effor

Key Responsibilities
  • tiesDeliver expert data science insights to support departments across the busi
  • nessContinuously assess, deploy and recalibrate predictive models to enhance solution quality for cli
  • entsMaintain awareness of predictive analytics algorithms, trends & technologies to help identify ways in which we can continuously improve the services we o
  • fferEvaluate and experiment with new data sources, algorithms & technologies to strengthen our data science capabili
  • tiesApply Data Science methodologies across various industries and use cases to deliver measurable real-world cost, efficiency and quality improvem
  • entsBuild models aligned with our internal governance and ethical stand
What We’re Looking For
  • g ForA strong passion for Data Science and Anal
  • yticsClear and confident communication skills (written and ve
  • rbal)A blend of technical know-how and creativity in model develo
  • pmentA curious, investigative mindset to explore and test feature engineering techn
  • niquesExcellent attention to detail and data qu
  • alityAbility to work both independently and collaboratively in a team enviro
  • nmentSkilled in Python & R lan
  • guageSolid knowledge o
  • f SQLExperience working with AWS Public Cloud environ
  • mentsKnowledge of DataBricks would be advanta


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