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Pricing Data Scientist (FTC - With the view to go
permanent) UK – Remote Up to £65,000 We are working with an
exciting scale up within the insurance space, who aim to
revolutionise the industry through Machine Learning and advanced
pricing strategies. They are seeking a Pricing Data Scientist to
develop sophisticated pricing models, optimize predictive
capabilities, and enhance automation processes. This is an
excellent opportunity for a data-driven professional eager to make
a significant impact in a cutting-edge environment. As a Pricing
Data Scientist, you will play a crucial role in leveraging machine
learning techniques to refine pricing strategies and improve
business outcomes. You will work closely with engineers and
analysts to implement scalable pricing solutions and continuously
monitor performance. Key Responsibilities - Develop and refine
ML-driven pricing models to enhance risk assessment and
profitability. - Apply advanced statistical and machine learning
techniques to optimize pricing accuracy. - Automate and streamline
pricing model deployment for continuous improvement. - Collaborate
with key stakeholders across engineering, product, and data teams.

  • Monitor and assess model performance, iterating as needed to
    drive business value. - Ensure regulatory compliance while
    fostering innovation in pricing methodologies. What We’re Looking
    For - Strong expertise in Python and SQL for data analysis and
    model development. - Experience with pricing models, actuarial
    techniques, or risk modeling. - Deep understanding of machine
    learning algorithms, predictive modeling, and statistical analysis.
  • Hands-on experience in automating and deploying machine learning
    models. - Proven ability to translate complex data into actionable
    pricing insights. - Excellent problem-solving skills and attention
    to detail. - Strong communication skills and experience working in
    cross-functional teams. If this role looks of interest, please
    reach out to Joseph Gregory
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