Data Scientist (Mid Level) - Maidenhead

Solas IT Recruitment

Maidenhead, England

12 months ago

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Data Scientist (Mid Level) - Maidenhead

We are looking for a mid-level Data Scientist to join our client's growing team. You will use your skills in data analysis and machine learning to uncover insights, build predictive models, and support decision-making across various projects. You’ll also work closely with engineers, product teams, and other stakeholders to deliver data-driven solutions.

Benefits:

Pension
Health insurance
Employees will be receiving a quarterly stipend to spend
Employee Assistance programme – wellbeing
25 days holidays
Group Life assurance scheme
Long Term Disability Scheme

Key Responsibilities:

Explore large datasets to identify patterns and insights
Build and improve machine learning models to solve business problems
Design and analyze experiments (A/B testing, etc.)
Data Engineering Support
Work with data engineers to ensure clean, usable data
Build and maintain data pipelines for model input
Write automated checks for your models and processes
Work with stakeholders to define problems and share results
Present insights to both technical and non-technical audiences
Join design sessions to help shape the team’s work
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