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As a brand new role for the business come and define this Data Scientist role!

Develop, deploy and maintain accurate forecasting models that drive data-driven decision making for stock and demand planning for a Portsmouth based manufacturing company with global distribution.

This role requires someone who can immerse themselves in the business, identifying and suggesting new data sources and innovative approaches to enhance forecasting models.
Strong technical expertise in SQL, Python (including key libraries) and AWS SageMaker is essential, with flexibility to use R or other tools where suitable.

Responsibilities:

Forecasting Model Development:
Data Management:
Model Selection and Validation:
Model Deployment and Maintenance:
The successful Data Scientist will have

Python and SQL for data analysis and machine learning.
AWS SageMaker or other machine learning platforms.
Ability to think strategically, suggest innovative data sources, and drive new ideas.
Scenario-based modelling and complex "what if" analysis.
Experience in manufacturing and/or stock and demand forecasting is highly advantageous.
The role is based in Portsmouth and is paying a salary of £55,000 with excellent benefits including 28 days holiday, Bonus, Life Cover, pension and more.

Apply now or contact Chris Lynes at Spectrum IT Recruitment for more information

Spectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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