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Post Graduate Data Scientist

University of Southampton Malaysia
Southampton
2 weeks ago
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An exciting opportunity for a skilled and motivated Data Scientist to join a growing group (AXIS, Access eXtract and Integrate Safe Data) within the Clinical Informatics Research Unit (CIRU). This role will help establish and expand The Pre-hospital Research and Audit Network (PRANA). PRANA aims to create an end-to-end research-ready database, addressing the current lack of scalable research methods from pre-hospital critical care to patient outcomes. Additional connections to datasets such as traffic collision databases will also be integrated into PRANA. This resource has the potential to significantly impact emergency medicine treatment and governmental policy.


The ideal candidate will have a strong background in data science, especially in transforming datasets and maintaining data pipelines across organizations and systems. The primary focus will be to interact with various data sources to create data pipelines that facilitate data delivery into a central database. This involves establishing the database and data flows that expand PRANA. Subsequent research will utilize this data by our team and external researchers. PRANA will be hosted in the NHS Sub National Secure Data Environment (The Wessex SDE), so experience with healthcare data and secure environments is desirable.


For more information, visit: https://www.the-ciru.com/ and https://www.prananet.org/about-us.


Reporting Relationships


The Data Analyst will report to the Data Science Lead and the Chief Investigator of the PRANA research programme.


Duties And Key Responsibilities



  1. Utilize Python / SQL / other languages to create automated data flow pipelines from multiple sources into a central database.
  2. Format and transform datasets from various sources into the desired format for PRANA, using repeatable and automatable code.
  3. Curate and consolidate clinical data from multiple sources.
  4. Develop reports and visualization tools.
  5. Collaborate with clinicians, statisticians, and software engineers to design PRANA database and pipelines.
  6. Ensure compliance with regulatory and ethical standards for clinical research.
  7. Optionally, utilize statistical analysis to explore the PRANA dataset.


As a Team Member



  1. Work collaboratively, offering guidance and resolving issues on projects.
  2. Use code versioning (GIT) for team collaboration.
  3. Participate in projects to improve processes, tools, and systems.
  4. Uphold the university’s values, including high ethical standards, integrity, collaboration, and teamwork.


The University of Southampton offers competitive pay, career development, training, a generous holiday allowance (30 days plus bank holidays and closure days), pension scheme, and family leave arrangements.


For discussions, contact Dr. Ashley Heinson at .


Apply online before the deadline. For assistance, contact Recruitment at +44(0)2380 592750 or , quoting the job number.


The university is committed to diversity and inclusion, fostering a respectful and equitable environment. We support flexible working arrangements.


Apply by 11.59 pm GMT on the closing date.


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