Data Scientist | London | AI-Powered SaaS Company

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12 months ago
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Data Scientist | London | AI-Powered SaaS Company

I’m working with an innovative AI-powered SaaS company who are looking for a bright and talented Data Scientist to join their team building solutions that transform complex data into actionable intelligence.

About the Company

Their SaaS based Data platform helps businesses unlock the full potential of their data, enabling clients to drive revenue growth and gain competitive advantage. With two live products and two cutting-edge AI solutions in development, they're at an exciting stage of rapid growth.

The Role

As a Data Scientist you will develop AI/ML-driven solutions that are scalable across multiple clients. They will work alongside AI Engineers and Product Teams to deliver real business impact through:

  • Building AI/ML models for predictive analytics, personalization, and commercial decision-making

  • Working with structured and unstructured data for feature engineering and analysis

  • Deploying models on major cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)

  • Applying mathematical techniques to solve pricing, promotions, and customer engagement challenges

    Requirements

  • First-class STEM degree (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering) from a recognised University.

  • 1-2 years of experience in Data Science, AI, or ML (ideal for second-jobbers)

  • Strong foundation in applied mathematics, statistics, and probability

  • Proficiency in Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-Learn)

  • Experience with cloud computing (AWS, Azure, or GCP)

  • SQL knowledge and database experience

  • Problem-solving mindset and good communication skills

    Why Join This Company?

  • Work on real-world AI challenges with major enterprises

  • Fast-track career growth with mentorship from senior experts

  • Gain valuable experience across multiple industries and cloud platforms

  • Competitive salary with genuine development opportunities

    Location: London (hybrid working 3 days in the office)
    Reports to: Chief Technology Officer

    APPLY TODAY FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION

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