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Reperio have partnered with a major player in the Irish marketing domain. This company are renowned as being an exemplary employer with incredibly low staff turnover rates. They are looking to add a Data Scientist with around 2-4 years of experience to their talented and high-performing Data and AI department. The successful candidate will work on analysing complex datasets, developing predictive models, and driving data-driven insights to support key business decisions. The role will also require you to report findings to both internal and external stakeholders using Power BI.

Requirements:

2-4 years of experience as a data scientist
Proficiency in Python, R, or SQL
Experience using Power BI for data visualisation
Previous stakeholder engagement experience
Experience using machine learning techniques and toolsBenefits:

Pension
Lucrative bonus structure
Health and life insurance
Flexible hybrid working modelIf this role as a Senior Data Analyst interests and suits you, then apply using the link below. If you require any further information, get in touch with Jamie Sadlier at Reperio.

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