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Senior Data Scientist

Peaple Talent
City of London
4 days ago
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Senior Data Scientist - Credit Risk | Automotive Sector 🚘 | London (Hybrid) | £60,000–£90,000


Peaple Talent is working in partnership with a top-tier Automotive company focused on delivering innovative and sustainable mobility solutions. As the UK’s largest car leasing provider, they currently support over 750,000 drivers.


What sets this client apart is their inclusion of full insurance coverage within lease agreements. With more than 815,000 Scheme Customers, they manage the UK’s largest motor fleet insurance policy.


We’re now looking to onboard several Senior Data Scientists. These individuals will play a key role in strengthening the model risk management framework and ensuring accurate implementation of all forecast models.


What we're looking for:

  • Solid academic background in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Data Science, or a related discipline
  • A number of years experience in Risk Modelling, Credit Risk, Risk Management
  • Proficiency in statistical tools, preferably Python or R
  • Practical exposure to machine learning, predictive modelling, and advanced analytics techniques
  • Industry experience in Automotive, Finance, or Manufacturing is highly desirable


What’s in it for you:

💰Salary: £60,000–£90,000

📍Location: London (3 days per week on-site)

Annual bonus scheme

🪙Pension: Up to 15% contribution

📈High-autonomy role with strong progression potential

🚑Private Medical & Dental Insurance

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