Data Scientist and Investment Associate at Data-driven venture capital firm

Jack & Jill
London
1 month ago
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Data Scientist and Investment Associate

Company Description: Data-driven venture capital firm

Job Description:

This hybrid role combines data science and venture investing, offering the opportunity to shape the firm’s sourcing strategy and decision-making processes. You’ll build advanced data and ML pipelines to surface high-fit companies, conduct due diligence, and integrate cutting-edge AI/LLM technologies across core workflows. A high-impact role at the intersection of data, product, and investment.

Location: London, UK

Why this role is remarkable:

  • Own and expand a proprietary data platform responsible for sourcing ~50% of investments.
  • Fully embedded within a well-funded VC investment team.
  • Drive innovation by deploying state-of-the-art AI/LLM solutions into investment workflows.

What you will do:

  • Build and maintain data engineering and ML pipelines to identify high-potential companies.
  • Participate end-to-end in investment processes, from sourcing and qualification to due diligence.
  • Research, prototype, and productionize LLMs, APIs, and new data sources across the organisation.

The ideal candidate:

  • 1–2 years of experience in data science, analytics, or ML engineering with production systems.
  • Strong proficiency in Python and SQL, with experience in cloud data tooling and APIs.
  • Genuine enthusiasm for technology, startups, and the future of venture investing.

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