Senior Data Scientist

Granite Recruitment and Consulting Limited
Bristol
7 months ago
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Senior Data Scientist - £60,000 - £70,000 + bonus + private healthcare

Bristol / work from home hybrid (full-time or 4 day part-time)

An excellent opportunity for a Senior Data Scientist to join one of Bristol’s fastest growing software houses, joining a newly formed AI / Machine Learning function.

It would suit a Senior Data Scientist who is comfortable with practical work across both traditional Machine Learning and with LLMs; someone able to create proof of concept projects and develop robust models. You will ultimately help to demonstrate the value and possibilities that AI and Machine Learning can bring.

There will be a focus on:

  • understanding what data is available
  • deciding on the best approach and ML tech to use
  • creating and implementing ML models
  • there is less focus on deployment and monitoring, although experience would be a bonus

If you have worked across several projects as a Data Scientist and can help establish best practices, you will be able to play a key role within the team.

The company have a hybrid working policy and you would need to be able to get to the office in central Bristol a couple of times a week.

Some of the benefits you can expect with the Senior Data Scientist role include:

  • Bonus scheme - up to 10%
  • Flexible work patterns
  • Potential to work part-time (4 day week)
  • Death in service (4x salary)
  • Private healthcare
  • 26 days holiday (plus banks)
  • Holiday trading (buy / sell up to 3 extra days)
  • Regular social events

Please do get in touch for a confidential conversation around the role.

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