Data Science Manager – Insights Consultancy

Resources Group

City of London

6 months ago

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Data Science Manager – Insights Consultancy

To £65,000; London (Hybrid working)

Data Science Manager sought by the highly visible Data Science team of this leading global insights consultancy in a key, client facing role.

The Data Science Team here covers numerous segmentation and conjoint led insights projects, grounded in survey data, and working closely with consulting teams and clients in so doing – but they are also involved in wider corporate initiatives where data science input is required too. Clients are typically large consumer brands, public bodies, government and leading not-for-profit organisations.

In joining this hugely successful team you’ll bring client facing skills, technical and coding prowess to compliment a team made up of skilled Data Scientists from market research backgrounds. You’ll therefore be a Data Scientist who alongside knowledge of surveys and segmentation, also has good skills in Python (and R), machine learning, Bayesian methods, text analytics and more. Previous work in market research/insights in a data science/analytics capacity is essential re helping to develop the team’s overall innovative approach to insights led data science approaches.

If you’re keen to be a Data Science Manager in a research agency that will give you client exposure, and value and develop you further (relocation and/or sponsorship [including sponsorship post visa expiry] is not available at this time), contact Carl at Resources Group

About Resources Group:

With over thirty years’ experience helping thousands of Researchers, Insight Specialists, Marketers and Data Analysts in their career moves, no one has better knowledge of the Market Research, Insights and Marketing Strategy job market than Resources Group. Our consultants take the time to understand your career aims and are dedicated to providing impartial advice and finding you the best career move, with access to an unrivalled range of opportunities with top employers in the sector - visit our website for many more options!

Resources Group’s Diversity and Equality Policy determines that we submit applicants to our clients on the basis of merit and ability, regardless of race, colour, age, disability, family responsibilities, gender, marital status, nationality, religious or political views or affiliations, sexual orientation or socio-economic background.

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