Head of Data

Burns Sheehan
UK
1 year ago
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Head of Data - £130,000 - £150,000 base bonus - hybrid working - London Role: Head of Data Salary: £130,000 - £150,000 Bonus - 15-25% Location: London - 3 days per week Background: Data Science or Data Analytics or Data Engineering Intervew Process: 3 stages Our client, a specialist in the Property space are on the lookout for a Head of Data. As a Head of Data you will take over a small permanent team, a few contractors and the management of a third party. The aim of this Head of Data role however, is to grow out the function. The growth in the Data function is a big part but beyond that, they will need you to be able to navigate the business and demonstrate the value of Data to the business. They are relatively new on their Data journey so this person will need to be able to own all areas of Data including AI/ML, Data Engineering, Data Governance & Analytics. One thing they do have is a huge customer base and are very profitable, meaning there is a big chance for this Head of Data to have a strong impact. If this role sounds interesting, we are looking for the following: Experience managing multiple different Data areas (Data Engineering / Data Science / Data Analytics_ Strong background in the Data space, ideally within a Data Engineering, Science or Analytics role. Strong understanding of Product Outstanding communication skills and the ability to navigate a company A track record of delivering core value through data. And for the most part with this Head of Data role, that is it so don't hesitate and apply now for immediate consideration. Head of Data - £130,000 - £150,000 base bonus - hybrid working - London

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