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Senior Data Scientist

iO Associates
City of London
3 weeks ago
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Senior Data Scientist

£45,000-£65,000

London (Remote)

iO Associates have partnered with a fast-growing data & AI product company.

They are expanding their team and hiring a Senior Data Scientist to own technically rich projects, mentor junior team members, and drive the development of scalable, production-ready machine learning models.

This role suits someone who is not only technically strong, but solution-oriented, strategically minded, and able to communicate insights clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Requirements:

Advance Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and PyTorch) & SQL skills. (Snowflake a plus) Experience with Data warehousing and database technologies Solid machine learning experience (modelling to deployment) Cloud exposure (GCP/AWS/Azure) Excellent communication & stakeholder skills Leadership or mentoring experience in a dynamic/start-up environment

Responsibilities:

Lead and deliver end-to-end data science projects Mentor and support junior data scientists Build and deploy scalable ML models Translate complex data into strategic insights Collaborate across teams to integrate data-driven solutions

If you're ready to take a lead role in building data science that scales and matters - let's talk.

Apply now!!!

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