Junior Data Scientist

Erin Associates
Taunton
1 year ago
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Junior Data Scientist – Remote Pricing & ML

Data Scientist – Taunton, Somerset - Remote working - 2 years experience SQL, Machine Learning, Python, Data Mining, Data Reports– Taunton, Remote working, – £40k  This highly successful and growing organisation, based in Taunton, Somerset are looking to add an enthusiastic Junior Data Scientist to provide analysis and extraction of large data sources.   The successful Data Scientist will be part of a dynamic IT team focusing on using data mining, machine learning and statistical tools to produce data solutions. Responsibilities will include testing data mining models, creating clear client reports and data solutions. Core Skills for this Junior Data Scientist role:PythonPower BIAzureSQLMachine LearningChat GPT (ideal but not essential)Interpersonal SkillsExcellent communication skillsAbility to deal with multiple projects at one time.Well organised, self-motivated, and able to successfully work under tight project deadlines.Able to work well as part of a team, but also to be self-motivated when working alone.As part of your role ongoing self-development and learning is required to ensure you are effective within the position. Therefore, the company will support you in any career aims or any training you wish to pursue. They offer a competitive salary and excellent work/life balance, and they are looking for an ambitious Data Analyst who feels they are ready to step up in to a new challenge and progress their skill set. Key words: SQL, PowerBi, Machine Learning, Python, Data Mining, Data Reports, Taunton, SomersetEmail your cv for consideration to Bethany at (url removed) Please follow us on twitter @erinassociates Erin Associates Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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