Manufacturing Data Scientist

Randstad RIS
Liverpool
1 week ago
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Manufacturing Data Scientist

Salary: £46,587.88 (inclusive of 35% holiday bonus for 33 days per year; 25 vacation & 8 bank holidays)

Contract: Permanent

Hours: Monday to Thursday: 07:00 - 15:30, Friday: 07:00 - 12:30

As a Manufacturing Data Scientist, you will play a key role in shaping how data is used to improve efficiency, quality, throughput, and sustainability across the plant.

You will design, develop, and maintain a portfolio of data-driven products and projects that turn complex manufacturing data into clear, actionable insights for operators, engineers, and leadership. You will work as part of the plant manufacturing team while also being embedded within Ford's wider global data science and analytics community, helping to scale successful solutions across the enterprise.

This role embodies Ford's commitment to continuous improvement and data-led decision-making, enabling teams to adapt and improve based on the insights you deliver.

Essential

  • Degree-level education in a relevant subject (such as Mathematics, Statistics, Data Analytics, Computer Science, Physical Sciences) or equivalent professional experience within an engineering or automotive environment
  • Strong Python expertise
  • Experience applying machine learning techniques in real-world scenarios

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