Data Scientist

Avensys Consulting
London
2 days ago
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Job Description

Role: Data Scientist:

Duration: Initially 6 months

location : Waterside, Uk & Once in a month to travel to Europe


Data Scientist:


We are seeking a highly skilled Data Scientist – AI to design, develop, and deploy advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence solutions. The ideal candidate will work on large datasets, build predictive models, and collaborate cross-functionally to deliver scalable, data-driven products.


Key Responsibilities

Design, develop, and optimize machine learning and deep learning models.

Work on AI/ML projects including NLP, computer vision, recommendation systems, and generative AI.

Perform data cleaning, feature engineering, and exploratory data analysis (EDA).

Build and manage data pipelines and model training workflows.

Deploy models into production and monitor performance.

Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and Business teams to translate business problems into AI solutions.

Conduct model evaluation, A/B testing, and performance tuning.

Document models, experiments, and technical processes.


Required Skills & Qualifications

Classic Machine learning (Regression, predictive Analysis, Classification, Clustering)

Machine learning Model Optimisation


Strong proficienc...

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