Sr Data Scientist - LLM

YO IT Group
Leeds
6 days ago
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This range is provided by YO IT Group. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.

Base pay range

$15.00/hr - $24.00/hr

Python Data Scientist/Analyst

Experience:4 - 20 Years

Location:Anywhere in the World - Permanent Remote

Contract Duration:6-12 months

Work Hours:5 hours overlap with PST time zone

Standard work hours are:8 AM PST - 4 PM PST.

Must-Have

  • Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or equivalent experience)
  • At least 4 years of relevant experience as a data scientist
  • 3+ years of data analysis experience and a desire to have a significant impact on the field of artificial intelligence
  • 4+ years of experience working with Python programming.
  • Fluent in conversational and written English communication skills.

Job Description

We are actively seeking talented Data Scientists & Analysts proficient in Python to join our ambitious team dedicated to pushing the frontiers of AI technology. This opportunity is tailored for professionals who thrive on developing innovative solutions and aspire to be at the forefront of AI advancements. You will work with companies in the US looking to develop cutting-edge commercial and research AI solutions.

Job Responsibilities

  • Write effective Python code to tackle complex issues, but also use your business sense and analytical abilities to glean valuable insights from public databases.
  • Communicate clearly with researchers and help the organization in realizing its objectives.
  • Clearly express the reasoning and logic when writing code in Jupyter notebooks, or other suitable mediums.
  • Fix bugs in the code and create thorough documentation.
  • Utilize extensive data analysis skills to develop and respond to important business queries using available datasets (such as those from Kaggle, the UN, the US government, etc.).
  • Effectively communicate with the researchers to comprehend the needs and provide the results.

Job Requirements

  • Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or equivalent experience).
  • At least 4 years of relevant experience as a data scientist.
  • 3+ years of data analysis experience and a desire to have a significant impact on the field of artificial intelligence.
  • 4+ years of experience working with Python programming.
  • Strong data analytic abilities and business sense are required to draw the appropriate conclusions from the dataset, respond to those conclusions, and clearly convey the key findings.
  • Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Excellent communication abilities to work with stakeholders and researchers successfully.
  • Fluent in conversational and written English communication skills.

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Contract

Job function

Engineering and Information Technology

Industries

IT Services and IT Consulting

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