Data Scientist & ML Engineer - UK (Master’s Required)

Information Tech Consultants

Southampton, United Kingdom

4 months ago

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A technology consultancy in the UK is seeking entry-level Data Scientists/Machine Learning Engineers to work on complex projects for UK and international clients. Candidates must have a Master's degree in a relevant field and 2-5 years of experience in IT. Essential skills include machine learning, SQL Server, and statistical analysis, while experience with Python, Hadoop, or R is desirable. This role requires excellent communication abilities and the willingness to travel within the UK.
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