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🌎Net Zero | London | Data Science


We're looking for a Senior/Lead Data Scientist to join a fast-growing Energy Tech startup building the critical infrastructure to accelerate net-zero goals. Backed by top VCs and angel investors (previously invested in Meta, BeReal, Slack, and more!), this team is developing cutting-edge solutions to optimize energy usage - predicting and balancing demand in real time to shift consumption to greener, cheaper power.


Location:London (Hybrid, 2/3 days in-office)


πŸ’‘Why join?

  • Work in a tight-knit team of the brightest minds in tech
  • $10M+ in funding - early-stage impact with financial stability.
  • Greenfield projects building scalable, real-time energy solutions


πŸš€Your Role:

  • Use Python & Data Science to drive innovation in energy optimization
  • Build 0-1 solutions in a mission-driven team
  • You are passionate about joining a high-growth, learning-centric team!


Interested? Apply now!

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