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You will be joining a digital-first marketing and advertising services company who are focused on connecting the dots across content, data & digital media and technology services.


The Opportunity

The marketing effectiveness division of this company is looking for a Data Scientist to support the next phase of their product and software development roadmap and help drive the company to grow.


The role description

  • Your role will be to assist with the development of the core analytical approaches and the client facing tools and systems, ensuring that they remain marketing leading and that they can plug seamlessly into wider group initiatives.
  • Maintain and enhance the suite of client facing tool and solutions
  • Develop and maintain cloud-solutions, ensuring speed, scalability and security for all the systems
  • Assist with the development of our core analytical products and ensure that the
  • Marketing measurement solutions are built on the newest and best approaches
  • Support the analyst teams to further automate their processes and workflows


Requirements


● Building solutions in R and/or Python using core data science

● Experience developing client facing web based tools, with experience in R:R Shiny or

Python: Dash/Flask particularly valuable

● Knowledge of cloud computing, particularly GCP or AWS

● Familiarity with solutions such as Git and Docker would be beneficial

● Experience and interest of working in marketing analytics and of using techniques such

as Multi-Touch Attribution, Marketing Mix Modelling or similar would be highly desirable

● Knowledge of machine learning techniques would be beneficial

● Ability to communicate complex ideas to non-technical stakeholders a must


If interested please apply today!

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