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Albert Bow

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Data science programme lead

We are seeking a driven and innovative builder with a proven track record of creating exceptional data-centric products. Partnering with a mission driven organisation with world class teams within Deep Tech & AI solving some of the worlds greatest problems.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

Proficiency in Python
Knowledge of machine learning techniques and natural language processing (NLP).
Strong expertise in data engineering, including SQL architecture, ETL processes, and data integration best practices.
Experience building pipelines that integrate with multiple services (via REST APIs, webhooks) and data sources.
Background in a high-growth startup or a top-tier engineering culture, with experience working alongside mentors and participating in code reviews.
A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent professional experience.

Qualities We look for:

Regularly build and ship product experiments.
Stay focused and deliver results in a fast-paced environment.
Communicate effectively through both written and verbal channels.
Take initiative and demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset.
Embrace a growth mindset, eager to learn from mistakes.
Tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges with enthusiasm.

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