Customer Data Scientist

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Manchester
11 months ago
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Job Description

đź“Š Customer Data Scientists

📍 Manchester (Hybrid – 2 days in office)

đź’Ľ Full-Time | Permanent

đź’° Up to ÂŁ90,000 + benefits


Join one of the world’s largestindependent media and entertainment groups, home to iconic brands across audio, publishing, and digital.


They’re now hiringCustomer Data Scientiststo help unlock deeper audience insights, optimise engagement, and drive smarter decision-making across theirAudio Division.


🔍 What you’ll be doing:

  • Build and deploypredictive modelsto understand customer behaviour, loyalty, and segmentation
  • Analyse user journeys across digital and audio platforms to improve engagement
  • Support optimisation of ad inventory and revenue through data-driven pricing models
  • Work on growth areas like competitions and targeting, identifying who to engage—and why
  • Partner closely with teams across product, marketing, and analytics
  • Present findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders to influence business strategy


🛠️ What you’ll need:

  • Proficiency inSQLandPython
  • Strong exper...

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