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Innovative Technology
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Are you in your penultimate year of study and looking to work in a fast paced, global, market leading company for your industrial placement?

Here at Innovative Technology we have an excellent opportunity for a Data Science Intern to join our talented team in our global head office in Oldham, Greater Manchester for 12 months starting in Summer 2026.

The Role Overview:

As a Data Science Intern, you'll work closely with our experienced team of Data Scientists to support the research and development of both traditional and cutting-edge machine learning algorithms for use with current and future product ranges.

Here at ITL, we offer

  • Hands-on experience with real-world projects
  • Mentorship and training from experienced professionals
  • Opportunities to network and grow within the field of data science
  • A supportive and collaborative work environment
  • Potential for a full-time offer upon successful completion of the internship

This position is suited to a student in their penultimate year of University who has an eagerness to learn and to make the most of an opportunity to experience working with professionals in their chosen field.

Your Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with the data science team to design, implement, and optimize Machine Learning models
  • Analyze large datasets to uncover t...

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