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Lead Data Scientist

Lead Data Scientist | London | Multiple Sectors
London (Hybrid)
Up to 115,000 + Equity + Private Health

Machine Learning | Data Science Libraries | Deep Learning Frameworks | AI

1 x Lead Data Scientist (Financial Services)
1 x Lead Data Scientist (Retail)
1 x Lead Data Scientist (SaaS)

Our client partners with some of the worlds most recognisable brands to deliver innovative, data-driven solutions that transform customer experience, strategy, and performance.
From global enterprises to digital-first disruptors, they help businesses harness the power of advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI to stay competitive in a rapidly changing market.
If youre looking for an opportunity to shape the future of applied AI across exciting industry sectors, this is your chance.

ROLES: Lead Data Scientist (Project Lead, Mentoring, Technical Lead)
We are seeking Lead Data Scientists to take pivotal roles across a variety of industries. These are senior technical and leadership positions perfect for people who want to influence the direction of AI and data science solutions across real-world business problems.

You will set the technical vision, oversee project teams, and serve as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders defining approaches to complex data challenges, guiding enterprise-scale AI applications, and mentoring a team of talented data scientists.

Deep expertise in machine learning and statistical modelling
Skilled with core data science tools (NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn) and deep learning frameworks (PyTorch, TensorFlow)
Proven track record delivering impactful AI/ML projects (e.g. forecasting, recommendation systems, or optimisation)
Experienced project lead with strong technical decision-making and architecture ownership
Passionate mentor/manager who enjoys developing and growing data science talent

Apply now and become a key player driving data science innovation in retail, financial services OR SAAS

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