Data Scientist

Exponential Science Ltd
London
10 months ago
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Exponential Science is a foundation led by visionary founders Dr. Paolo Tasca and Nikhil Vadgama, who have advanced emerging technologies through education, research, and innovation. Recognising the power of the convergence of technologies such as blockchain, AI, and IoT to tackle complex multidisciplinary challenges, they founded Exponential Science as a natural evolution of their long-standing work, aiming to strive towards a more inclusive and innovative future for all.

Role and responsibilities

Exponential Science is looking fordata scientistwho can:

  • Gather, review and summarise academic literature related to the research topic of interest
  • Develop methodologies for creating scientific measures across the cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem
  • Collect and process data and information related to the research topic of interest
  • Write blog posts on research studies conducted by members from the Foundation
  • Perform peer review and draft reviewer’s report
  • Participate in research seminars
  • Participate in research projects focusing on quantitative indicators among cryptocurrency communities and other DLT related subjects
  • Develop ML/NLP methods to be used to extract and process information in the context of DLT
  • Develop code, tools, and methodologies with regards to the cryptocurrency related projects

Skill requirements

The ideal candidates are expected to have the following qualities:

  • Prior research and development experience
  • Good comprehension and abstraction skills
  • Grit and persistence
  • Reliability
  • Knowledge of statistics, time series analysis, and network theory is beneficial
  • Genuine interest in research on DLT and experience working with Big Data
  • Experience with AWS (desirable)

The position is suitable for candidates looking to get more experience in the field of research and development of innovative methods in deep tech. The ideal candidate is characterised by a strong knowledge of and passion for the blockchain and technology industry.


Location: London, England / Hybrid

Exponential Science is an equal opportunity employer.

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