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Product Data Scientist Salary: Up to £65,000 + 10%bonus, Car Allowance Location: Mostly remote, with flexibility togo in the office once every month The Role: As a Product DataScientist, you'll focus on Product Analytics within the wider DataScience team. You’ll apply your expertise in designing, analysing,and interpreting experiments to drive product development andenhance user experiences. You’ll work directly and day-to-day withProduct teams to develop hypotheses based on in-depth analysis, setup effective tests, and guide the implementation of findings tomaximise their impact on our business strategies, focusing onmember retention, acquisition, and overall satisfaction.Requirements: ● Strong experience in product analytics andexperimentation, utilising data to drive product enhancements andinnovations. ● Proficient in designing and managing A/B tests andother experimental designs, with a deep understanding of hypothesistesting and causal inference to inform business decisions. ●Experience employing fundamental data science skills and tools,including Python, SQL , regression, survival analysis,segmentation, and applying machine learning techniques to solvecomplex problems ● Proven ability to build and manage end-to-enddata pipelines, working closely with Data Engineering and otherstakeholders to develop instrumentation and define dimensionalmodels that support business processes. ● Capability to createactionable KPIs and production-quality dashboards, along withconducting deep dives into data that lead to strategic insights andscalable data products Please note: This role does not offersponsorship. Apply below by sending your CV to Nilay Mukherjee viathe apply link on this page!

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