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Junior Data Scientist

Intellect Group
City of London
4 weeks ago
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Role: Junior Data Scientist

Location: London, UK (Hybrid)

Salary: £35k-£45k (DOE)


Are you passionate about data and finance? Join a revolutionary financial services company in the heart of London, where you'll help over 200,000 businesses across the UK and Europe navigate challenges and boost profitability.


My client is looking for a Junior Data Scientist eager to apply their analytical and modeling skills to provide insight and drive impactful business decisions.


Your Responsibilities:

  • Analyse complex datasets:Work with large volumes of financial data to identify trends, patterns, and insights that drive strategic decisions.
  • Support predictive modeling:Collaborate on the development of machine learning models to forecast financial outcomes and optimise business processes.
  • Develop data-driven solutions:Create algorithms and tools that automate and enhance decision-making across the company.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams:Work closely with finance, product, and technology teams to align data science initiatives with business goals.
  • Visualise data insights:Build and maintain interactive dashboards and visualisations that provide clear, actionable insights for stakeholders.


Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field:Preferred disciplines include Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields.
  • Proficiency in programming languages:Experience with Python and SQL for data analysis, manipulation, and modeling.
  • Basic understanding of machine learning:Familiarity with predictive modeling techniques and algorithms, in particular NLP, LLM's and Time Series Forecasting.
  • Experience with data visualisation tools:Knowledge of tools like Tableau/Power BI, or similar to present data effectively.
  • Strong analytical skills:Ability to interpret complex data and communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.


It's A Bonus If You Have:

  • Experience in finance:Prior exposure to financial data or working in a financial services environment is a plus.
  • Curiosity and drive:A passion for learning and staying updated with the latest trends in data science and finance.
  • Problem-solving mindset:Ability to think critically and approach challenges with innovative solutions.


The Benefits:

  • Growth opportunities:Be part of a fast-growing company with ample opportunities for career advancement.
  • Innovative work environment:Work with a team that values creativity, collaboration, and continuous learning.
  • Cutting-edge tools and technologies:Access to the latest data science tools to help you excel in your role.
  • Competitive compensation:A salary that reflects your skills and experience, along with performance-based bonuses.


If you’re a motivated Junior Data Scientist with a passion for finance and data-driven decision-making, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join our team and be part of shaping the future of the finance industry.

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