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Hybrid – London (3 days a week)
Up to £75,000 + Pension + Share Scheme

About the Role
We’re working with a professional services firm undergoing a major data transformation, now looking to bring on board their first in-house

Data Scientist .

Reporting directly into the CFO, you’ll take the lead on developing and managing the firm’s data infrastructure, starting with the continued build-out and integration of their data lake. You’ll work on high-impact reporting and analytics projects, and long-term, deliver commercially focused data science solutions such as price optimisation and revenue forecasting.

This is a hands-on role in a people-first business, ideal for someone eager to take ownership, collaborate cross-functionally, and uncover opportunities to use data more effectively across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities
Build and manage data pipelines and infrastructure, including a developing data lake
Support reporting projects and ongoing Power BI development
Deliver commercial data science solutions (e.g., forecasting, optimisation)
Integrate data from a variety of internal systems and tools
Translate non-technical requirements into technical solutions
Identify new opportunities for data-driven decision-making across the business

What We’re Looking For
Strong data engineering skills (Python, SQL, Databricks)
Experience delivering end-to-end data science and analytics projects
Ability to communicate with non-technical stakeholders and work collaboratively
Intellectually curious, self-motivated, and highly hands-on
Comfortable working in a lean team and owning projects independently
Willingness to learn tools like Power BI if not already experienced

Benefits
5% pension
Company-wide share scheme (EBT)

Interview Process
Technical interview with data partner – project walkthrough and Q&A
In-person culture fit interview with senior leadership
Final stage with CEO, depending on availability

Please note: sponsorship is not available for this role.

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