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Position: Data Scientist – Pharmaceutical IndustryLocation: London, UKContract: Until May 2025Compensation: Up to £475 per day (Outside IR35)About Us: We are a leading organisation in the pharmaceutical sector, committed to advancing healthcare through data-driven insights and innovative solutions. We are seeking a skilled Data Scientist to join our team and contribute to high-impact projects that enhance drug development processes and patient outcomes.Key Responsibilities:Data Analysis: Analyse complex datasets, including clinical trial data, real-world evidence, and electronic health records, to generate actionable insights that drive business decisions and support the development of new medicines.Model Development: Develop predictive and prescriptive models to improve process understanding and optimise critical quality attributes and yield, utilising tools such as Simca in collaboration with subject matter experts.Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including research scientists, clinicians, and regulatory affairs, to integrate data science solutions into various stages of drug development and commercialisation.Innovation: Stay abreast of emerging data science trends and technologies, applying them to enhance our data analysis capabilities and support the development of digital health solutions.Key Skills and Qualifications:Technical Expertise: Proficiency in programming languages such as Python or R, and experience with data analysis frameworks and tools relevant to the pharmaceutical industry.Domain Knowledge: Experience in the pharmaceutical or healthcare sector, with a strong understanding of clinical data, regulatory requirements, and drug development processes.Analytical Skills: Demonstrated ability to handle large, complex datasets, perform statistical analyses, and develop predictive models to inform decision-making.Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present complex data insights to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with a track record of developing innovative solutions to complex challenges in the pharmaceutical domain.What We Offer:Competitive Compensation: Attractive day rate up to £475, outside IR35.Innovative Environment: Opportunity to work on cutting-edge data science applications in the pharmaceutical industry, contributing to projects that have a real impact on patient health.Professional Growth: Engage in a dynamic and collaborative work environment with opportunities for professional development and advancement in the field of data science.

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