Data Scientist

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Data Scientist

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Here’s an improved structure for clarity and professionalism, with concise formatting and better readability:Job Title: Data ScientistReports to: Head of Data Science (Aslan)Job PurposeThe Data Scientist will develop and implement advanced data analytics and machine learning models to drive business insights and support strategic decision-making. This role involves close collaboration with the Data Engineering and Business Intelligence teams to translate business requirements into actionable data solutions.Key ResponsibilitiesModel Development: Develop and deploy predictive models and algorithms to forecast demand, optimise operations, and enhance business performance.Data Analysis: Analyse large, complex datasets to uncover patterns, trends, and correlations that inform business strategy.Collaboration: Work with subject matter experts to understand business challenges and deliver data-driven solutions.Stakeholder Communication: Present findings and actionable recommendations to stakeholders across all organisational levels.Continuous Improvement: Stay updated on the latest data science techniques, tools, and technologies, identifying opportunities for implementation.Mentorship: Mentor and support junior data science team members to foster their growth and development.Required Qualifications and SkillsEducation: Master’s degree in a quantitative field (e.g., Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science).Experience: 3–4 years in data science or advanced analytics, preferably in a commercial setting.Technical Skills:Proficiency in programming languages such as Python or R.Expertise in machine learning algorithms, statistical modelling, and data visualisation techniques.Experience with large datasets and implementing data pipelines.Soft Skills:Excellent problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication skills.Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.Business Acumen: Understanding of business operations and translating data insights into actionable recommendations.Preferred Qualifications and SkillsIndustry experience in retail, healthcare, or facilities management.Familiarity with cloud-based data platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP).Knowledge of agile software development methodologies

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