Senior Marketing Data Scientist

Harnham
London
6 months ago
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Job Title:Senior Marketing Data Scientist

Salary:Up to £75,000

Location:West London (Hybrid)


The Company

Join a global leader in customer data science that helps businesses unlock the power of data to drive growth, innovation, and customer-centric decision making. With a strong focus on actionable insights, this company supports a wide range of clients in transforming their marketing strategies through advanced analytics and data science.


The Role

As aSenior Marketing Data Scientist, you’ll play a critical role in solving complex business challenges through data. From shaping the problem to delivering data-driven solutions and insights, you'll collaborate closely with clients and internal stakeholders to drive measurable impact. Projects span a range of advanced analytics includingpropensity modelling, clustering, regression, and forecasting.

Key Responsibilities

  • Translate business problems into data science solutions and deliver clear, actionable insights.
  • Collaborate directly with clients, answering key questions and influencing strategy.
  • Work across a variety of modelling techniques including clustering, regression, and propensity modelling.
  • Develop compelling data visualisations and dashboards to communicate findings.
  • Provide mentorship or line management to more junior team members.


Your Skills & Experience

  • Strong coding ability inSQL and Python.
  • Solid experience indata visualisation(e.g. Power BI, Tableau, or similar).
  • Proven background in applying techniques likepropensity modelling, clustering, regression, and forecasting.
  • Commercially minded with excellent stakeholder management skills.
  • Experience leading or mentoring others is a plus.


Benefits

  • Salary up to£75,000
  • Hybrid working model (London office)
  • Work with industry-leading clients in a data-driven, forward-thinking environment

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