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Senior Data Scientist & Senior Data Engineer

Areti Group | B CorpTM
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Areti is seeking Senior Data Scientists/Data Engineers (Palantir, Python, Data Science) to work for a series A Funded tech start-up business based in the London area a very quick start.
YOU MUST BE DV OR SC CLEARED

You will be working on a number of large Defence and Government projects and be given the opportunity to lead a number of high-profile programs.

The Data Scientists will apply their technical skillsets and knowledge to solve exciting real-world problems in a small and dynamic company.

You will work as part of a dynamic and close-knit team building new and proprietary approaches to solving multiple problems across the industry. Experience in working as a Data Scientist/Data Engineer
Experience of completing projects to deadline.
Deploying ML models
Good command of Python and use of libraries for data science – scikit-learn, NumPy, matplotlib
Relation database experience with data manipulation skills in SQL and large "Big Data" environments.
Command knowledge in Python and API Development
Excellent grasp of software Engineering practices – Object Orientated Programming, GIT, AWS)
NoSQL Databases

Candidates must have security clearance - Ideally DV

My client has just received a huge investment and is now in the position where they are looking to scale and expand their Data team.

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