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Lead Full-stack Data Scientist

THE IDOLS GROUP LIMITED
London
3 days ago
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Lead Full-stack Data Scientist

Salary: £105K - £115K

Location: London - Hybrid working

Data Idols are working with a distributor in the tech industry who are looking for a Lead Full-stack Data Scientist to join the team. They are a data driven business who are looking for a technical leader. This role will report to the Head of Data Science and support the team of Data Scientists.

The Opportunity

They are seeking a Lead Full-stack Data Scientist to join the team to drive data, lead on strategic initiatives and develop cutting-edge models. They are looking for this person to provide technical leadership and lead projects end-to-end. Whilst acting as a mentor this person will be hands on delivering high performing solutions.

Skills and Experience

Building and deploying models into production
Strong Python
SQL
GCP exposure
Leading projects end to end
If you are looking for a new challenge, then please submit your CV for initial screening and more details.

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