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Data Scientist - Hybrid

Heart Mind Talent is proud to partner with a fast-growing, mission-driven startup that is building the future of the energy grid. Their goal is to optimize renewable energy usage, reduce CO₂ emissions, and make electricity greener and more affordable for everyone.

As the energy system evolves at an unprecedented pace, innovative software solutions are critical in the fight for a net-zero future.


This company’s cutting-edge platform leverages machine learning to shift energy consumption to times when electricity is cheapest and cleanest.


Backed by leading investors, they are scaling rapidly to meet this global challenge.


Why Join?

At the intersection of advanced software and real-world energy systems, this company is moving gigawatt-hours of electricity while maintaining the agility of a startup.

With ambitious goals and a world-class team, they are pioneering a new era of smart energy systems.


As aData Scientist, you will:

  • Take full ownership of projects, driving them from concept to deployment.
  • Solve complex problems in renewable energy optimization and data science.
  • Develop machine learning models that drive both commercial success and environmental transformation.


We are seekinginnovative Data Scientistswho:

  • Have 4+ years of experience as a Data Scientist in a startup environment.
  • Have a strong background in data science and machine learning, particularly with time-series data.
  • Have the courage to build and iterate quickly.
  • Prioritize impact over perfection, focusing on real-world applications.
  • Thrive in collaborative, fast-moving teams where every contribution matters.
  • Are passionate about fighting climate change and shaping the future of energy.


Bonus Points If You Have:

  • Knowledge of electricity systems, particularly power trading.
  • Experience engaging with clients and managing stakeholder relationships.
  • Expertise in time-series forecasting models and working with energy data.


Benefits & Culture

  • Hybrid Work Model – Team members are encouraged to spend two to three days per week in the London office to foster collaboration and learning.
  • Inclusive & Mission-Driven – The company is committed to building a diverse, inclusive team and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, even if they do not meet every listed qualification.
  • Real-World Impact – Your work will contribute directly to decarbonizing the grid and driving the clean energy transition.

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