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Senior Data Scientist

PeopleGenius
Manchester
9 months ago
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The Client:


Financial Services, Ethical, highly cerebral colleagues, collaborative environment and meritocratic. Amazing location in Manchester City Centre, hybrid working 3 days in, bespoke Bonus and solid benefits. Industry leaders utilising highly progressive Modelling & Analytics, Simulations and more.



The role:



This is a hybrid role. As a Senior Data Scientist - you will play a crucial role in optimising operations by analysing data, building and maintaining statistical models, and leveraging your coding skills to provide actionable insights. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to drive operational efficiency and enhance decision-making processes.



Responsibilities include:Data Analysis & Interpretation, Statistical Modelling, Coding and Data Retrieval, Data Visualisation and Reporting & Presentation to board and senior Management – and much more !



Requirements:


  • Must be Degree Educated (pref Masters or PhD though not a pre-req) in Maths / Stats / Physics or Quantitative subject
  • Knowledge and practical (commercial) application of ML techniques
  • Python and SQL are pre-requisites – in an ideal world you’ll have DataBricks, PowerBI and PySpark too
  • Must have ~3 years experience in an Analytical / Data Science role – preferably in FS or other regulated / highly transactional Industry
  • Be a UK Resident with no sponsorship required and live in commuting to Manchester


The interview process –will be two fold, with an initial phone interview and then a presentation with data exercise, meet the team and spend some time in the offices.



Full job description available upon request. Please feel free to call any of the team at People Genius for more information on this role.



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