Data Scientist

Heart Mind Talent
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Join the Mission to Decarbonise the Grid
Data Scientist
Heart Mind Talent is proud to partner with a rapidly growing startup that’s building the future of the energy grid. Their mission is to optimise renewable energy usage, reduce CO2 emissions, and make electricity greener and more affordable for everyone.
As the energy system transforms faster than ever, innovative software solutions are critical to achieving net-zero emissions.
This cutting-edge platform uses machine learning to shift energy consumption to times when electricity is most affordable and environmentally friendly. From managing electric vehicle chargers to optimising home batteries and heating systems, it predicts and manages energy needs in real time.
Backed by leading investors, they’re scaling quickly to meet this global challenge.
This company operates at the intersection of advanced software and real-world energy systems. They move gigawatt-hours of electricity while maintaining the speed and agility of a startup. With ambitious goals and a world-class team, they’re paving the way for a new era in energy systems.
What You’ll Do:
As a Data Scientist, you’ll:
Take full ownership of projects, driving them from concept to deployment.
Tackle complex problems in renewable energy optimisation and data science.
Deliver solutions that are both commercially successful and environmentally transformative.
What We’re Looking For:
We’re seeking data scientists who:
Have the courage to build and iterate quickly.
Prioritise real-world impact over technical perfection.
Thrive in small, collaborative teams where everyone contributes meaningfully.
Are deeply motivated to combat climate change.
Bonus Points For:
Knowledge of electricity systems, particularly power trading.
Comfort engaging with clients and managing stakeholder relationships.
Experience with time-series data and forecasting models.
Benefits and Culture:
Collaboration and in-person learning are highly valued, so team members are encouraged to spend 2-3 days a week in the London office.
This company is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, even if they don’t meet every listed requirement. If you’re excited by their mission, they want to hear from you.
Heart Mind Talent is thrilled to support this mission-critical hire.
Apply now to be part of a team making a real-world difference!
Seniority level

Mid-Senior level
Employment type

Full-time
Job function

Services for Renewable Energy

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