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Senior Data Science Consultant

Managing Consultant, Customer Data Analytics / Data Science

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Managing Consultant, Customer Data Analytics/Data Science

AI Data Analyst

Senior Consultant, Data Science (Customer Data)

A growing Microsoft Partner Consultancy is looking for a passionate AI Consultant to join their impressive team. The role is home-based, with some element of travel to client sites when required, and to company conferences and events. For this reason, they're able to consider candidates across the UK.


This role sits within their specialist AI Practice - focused on providing cutting-edge solutions for their clients using the latest AI tech including Gen-AI, Machine Learning, Open AI, Co-Pilot, etc.


You'll work as part of an Agile team, working directly with a range of clients to understand their business needs, design appropriate AI solutions, and ensure successful deployment and integration.


This will involve designing and developing AI models and algorithms, conducting data analysis and pre-processing to prepare data sets for AI model training, and providing training and support to clients on AI tools and best practices.


This role would be really well-suited to a Data Scientist looking to take their first step into Consultancy, or an existing Consultant who is ready for the next step in their career - being a Microsoft Partner, they are committed to supporting you through your Microsoft Certifications with a huge emphasis on personal and professional development!


Requirements:

  1. Strong skills in Python scripting
  2. Experience delivering Data Science projects
  3. Experience with Gen-AI would be advantageous
  4. Experience with Microsoft data technologies
  5. Experience with Cloud platforms - ideally Azure
  6. Strong communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills


Benefits:

  1. Salary of up to £60,000 depending upon experience
  2. Bonus up to 10%
  3. Pension - 5% matched
  4. 25 days holiday
  5. Home working allowance
  6. Enhanced parental pay and leave
  7. And much more!


Please Note: This is a permanent role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

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