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Data Scientist

Investigo
London
4 weeks ago
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Junior Data Scientist / Data Engineer
London (Hybrid - 2 Days in Office per Week)
Permanent - £60,000

Ready to grow your career in data science?

This is a greenfield opportunity in the media tech space - perfect for someone early in their data career who wants to build, not just maintain. You'll be involved from day one, shaping systems and workflows from scratch and making a real impact with hands-on work in automation, data extraction and transformation, and feeding data into LLMs (Large Language Models).

What We're Looking For:

Ideally 2 years' experience in data science or data engineering, or a strong academic background (e.g., Computer Science, Maths, Physics) with some hands-on data project experience.
Strong problem-solving mindset and a genuine curiosity for applying data to real-world challenges.
Interest in modern tools and technologies, with a drive to learn and grow.What You'll Be Doing:

Working on end-to-end data workflows from collection to transformation and model integration
Helping to architect and implement data systems from the ground up
Collaborating in a supportive team environment using modern techThis is a role with room to learn, contribute, and make a difference - ideal for someone looking to take their skills to the next level in a fast-moving, tech-driven environment.

If you are looking and interested to find out more information, please apply with a copy of your CV

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