Data Scientist - Newcastle - Hybrid Remote - £60k - £65k

Newcastle upon Tyne
10 months ago
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My client are seeking an experienced Data Scientist with strong experience in machine learning and data analytics. You will work closely with the Data Engineering team to ensure the deployment, integration, and scaling of these models within our data infrastructure. You will also be responsible for building and fine-tuning machine learning models that drive key business outcomes for my client.

Salary and Benefits

Competitive salary of £60k - £65k (depending on experience)
Flexible working (hybrid remote)
22 days holiday (rising to 25 with service) Plus 8 days bank holidays
Staff discounts & Friends and Family discounts
Cycle to work scheme and Tech Scheme
Charity day per annum supported
Summer and Christmas PartiesRole and Responsibilities

Develop & Deploy Machine Learning Models
Implement ML Ops
Leverage AI Tools: Use AI-powered coding assistants to enhance development efficiency
Collaborating and working closely with data engineers and the Head of Data to ensure robust data pipelines and translate requirements into technical solutions
Work effectively and efficiently with Python, AWS services and Databricks What do I need to apply for the role

3+ years' experience in applied machine learning and production model deployment
Proficiency in Python, SQL, and ML frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, or scikit-learn
Hands-on experience with AWS services and Databricks; familiarity with ML Ops principles is a plus
Ability to quickly learn new tools and independently deliver scalable, high-quality solutions
Experience with data pipelines (Kafka, Debezium, S3, Lambda, Delta Lake) is a bonus

My client have limited interview slots and are looking to commence with first stag interviews on Monday 16th December. I have limited slots for 1st stage interviews next week so if you're interest, get in touch ASAP with a copy of your most recent and up to date CV and email me at or you can call me on (phone number removed).

Please Note: This is a permanent role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

Nigel Frank are the go-to recruiter for Power BI and Azure Data Platform roles in the UK, offering more opportunities across the country than any other. We're the proud sponsor and supporter of SQLBits, Power Platform World Tour, the London Power BI User Group, Newcastle Power BI User Group and Newcastle Data Platform and Cloud User Group. To find out more and speak confidentially about your job search or hiring needs, please contact me directly at (url removed)

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