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IQ are supporting a globally leading technology company, innovating traditional methods. They are looking for a Director of Data Science who will shape the data strategy and drive actionable insights from diverse datasets.


The Director of Data Science will be responsible for collaborating with executive leadership to integrate data science into the broader business strategy, provide technical guidance and oversight on complex data science projects, and establish / maintain robust data governance practices to ensure data quality. It's imperative you have demonstrated success in leading high - performing data science teams, and have strong expertise in ML, data visualisation, statistical analysis. The Director of Data Science will implement a clear AI/ML strategy and lead teams across AI/ML/DS.

Please see some qualifications below

  • Strong experience with Analytics, ML and AI
  • Experience leading AI/ML/DS teams and implementing AI strategy in a global company
  • Excellent leadership skills
  • Background in consumer goods
  • Good approach to generative AI

If interested in the above position, please apply with an updated CV and a member of the IQ team will be in touch.

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