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About FacultyFaculty transforms organisationalperformance through safe, impactful and human-led AI. We areEurope's leading applied AI company, and saw its potential a decadeago - long before the current hype cycle.We were founded in 2014with our Fellowship programme, training academics to becomecommercial data scientists. Today, we provide over 300 globalcustomers with industry-leading software, and bespoke AIconsultancy for retail, healthcare, energy, and governmentalorganisations, as well as our award winning Fellowship. Ourexpertise and safety credentials are such that OpenAI asked us tobe their first technical partner, helping customers deploycutting-edge generative AI safely.Our high-impact work has savedlives through forecasting NHS demand during covid, produced greenenergy by routing boats towards the wind, slashed marketing spendby predicting customer spending habits, and kept children safeonline. AI is an epoch-defining technology. We want people to joinus who can help our customers reap its enormous benefitssafely.We're always on the lookout for talented individuals whoseprinciples and interests align with our own. While we don't have aspecific vacancy open at the moment, by registering your interestfor the Associate Talent Pool, you'll be among the first to hearabout job openings that align with your experience when they golive. About the roleAs an Associate, you'll be at the forefront ofdelivering practical applications of AI across a wide range ofsectors including Government and Public Services, Life Sciences,Defence, Consumer and Services and Energy Transition andEnvironment. Working alongside talented teams made up of MachineLearning Engineers, Data Scientist and Delivery Managers, you'llhave the opportunity to employ our state-of-the-art machinelearning techniques to solve some of the world's most interestingchallenges. What you'll be doing:As a rapidly growing organisationyour role will evolve alongside business and customer needs, butyou can expect your key day-to-day responsibilities toinclude:Working directly with clients/customers across a wide rangeof industries to deliver business value through data science andartificial intelligenceManaging individual workstreams to supportthe successful delivery of customer projectsBuilding andmaintaining strong customer relationshipsWorking closely withtechnical teams to ensure that projects run smoothly on aday-to-day basisOwning standalone internal FacultyprojectsSupporting business development through undertakingresearch and creating compelling proposalsSupporting the deploymentof our decision intelligence product Frontier to customersAdaptingto an environment where no two days are the same, and taking theinitiative to make sure each day is better than the one beforeWeare growing quickly, and you will be encouraged to grow the scopeof your role as you wish.This role does not require deep technicalknowledge, but we'll help you build your understanding of datascience techniques and their application in order to crediblycommunicate their value to a client, and be an effective member ofproject teams. You will have the opportunity to build up this moredetailed understanding of data science first-hand, and get involvedin optional internal training sessions to further your technicalskills.Who we are looking for:At Faculty, your attitude andbehaviour are just as important as your skill set. We look forindividuals who can support our values, foster our culture anddeliver for our organisation. We are a small business, and we needpeople who take the initiative. You will be given a high degree ofautonomy, while still being given support as part of project teams,and formal opportunities to learn and develop.We are looking forpeople that might have:Some experience working in a consulting orbusiness roleExperience in a client or customer facingroleExperience working as part of a team to problem-solve andanalyseSome product or technical experience would be useful but notessentialExcellent written and verbal communication skillsA desireto continuously learn from those around you and improveA proactivedesire to take initiative and own the solution to a problemWhat wecan offer you:The Faculty team is diverse and distinctive, and weall come from different personal, professional and organisationalbackgrounds. We all have one thing in common: we are driven by adeep intellectual curiosity that powers us forward each day.Facultyis the professional challenge of a lifetime. You'll be surroundedby an impressive group of brilliant minds working to achieve ourcollective goals. Our consultants, product developers, businessdevelopment specialists, operations professionals and more allbring something unique to Faculty, and you'll learn something newfrom everyone you meet. You'll also have the opportunity to makeyour mark on a high-growth start-up now poised to expandinternationally.

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