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Role: Technical Trainer - Data Science

Location: Commutable London/Gloucester daily

Working environment: In-person Training, travel is required

Contract: Full time, 37.5 hrs per week

Package: competitive + benefits

Role Description:

Are you an experienced Technical Trainer with a strong background in practical data science, and ideally experience of teaching programming languages including Python and C.

You will be passionate about education, possess excellent communication skills, and have a proven track record of success. As a Technical Trainer, you will play a crucial role in empowering our learners with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the rapidly evolving field of data science

Key Responsibilities:

Instruction and Delivery:

Conduct engaging and hands-on training sessions, workshops, and seminars for both non-data scientists and experienced data scientists. Deliver training content effectively, ensuring that participants gain practical skills and knowledge applicable to their roles.

Curriculum Development:

Design and develop comprehensive training programs focused on practical data science, tailored to meet the needs of our learners.

Technical Expertise:

Demonstrate a deep understanding of data science principles, Python programming, and proficiency in C. Share real-world examples and experiences from a software engineering environment to enhance the practical relevance of training content.

Assessment and Feedback:

Provide constructive feedback to participants, identifying areas for improvement and additional support.

Collaboration:

Work closely with cross-functional teams, including sales, and projects, to align training programs with customer goals.

Continuous Learning:

Stay abreast of industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices to ensure training content remains current and relevant.

Qualifications:

Educated/Certified in Computer Science, Data Science, or a related field or equivalent industry experience. Proven experience as a Technical Trainer with a focus on data science, Python, and C. Strong programming skills in Python and C, with a solid understanding of software engineering principles.

Use of some of the following tools:

Visual Studio Jupyter Notebooks Git Gitlabs Docker Kebernates Apache Spark MatLab TensorFlow

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