Data Scientist

Verisk
Norwich
3 months ago
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Data Scientist – Automotive Claims & Computer Vision at Verisk


Verisk is a global leader that empowers insurers with advanced analytics, data science, and AI to make smarter decisions. Our mission is to help insurers understand risk, increase efficiency, and better serve their customers by delivering solutions that span underwriting, rating, claims, and catastrophe modeling.


We have more than 8,000 employees worldwide and a culture of innovation, integrity, and collaboration. Working at Verisk means being part of a team that reimagines what’s possible in insurance and where your work truly matters.


Responsibilities

  • Develop analytic solutions using Computer Vision, Predictive Modeling, and Generative AI to improve claims workflows and vehicle assessment.
  • Work with rich datasets including insurance claims, vehicle diagnostics, and repair records.
  • Deliver solutions that are accurate, interpretable, and impactful—enhancing products, streamlining processes, and driving innovation.
  • Mentor analytic interns and contribute to Verisk’s community of data scientists.

Qualifications

  • Master degree with more than 2 years of experience, or PhD with 0–2 years in a quantitative field.
  • Strong programming skills in Python and familiarity with SQL/NoSQL databases (e.g., Hadoop, MongoDB, Neo4j).
  • Proven experience in Machine Learning and Computer Vision.
  • Experience with insurance tech, vehicle diagnostics, or repair estimation tools.
  • Familiarity with tools like PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV.
  • Excellent problem‑solving and communication skills.
  • A background in automotive, claims, or auto repair—an additional asset.

We offer a hybrid model with two days per week in the office, based in Newcastle, Norwich, or London.


About Us

For over 50 years, Verisk has been the leading data analytics and technology partner to the global insurance industry, delivering value through expertise and scale. We empower communities and businesses to make better decisions on risk, faster.


Verisk provides solutions across underwriting, claims, property estimating, catastrophe and risk, specialty business, marketing, life insurance, and sustainability through Verisk Maplecroft. We are proud recipients of Great Place to Work®, The Wall Street Journal’s Best‑Managed Companies, and Forbes’ Best Employer awards.


Verisk Analytics is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, citizenship, sex, gender identity and/or expression, sexual orientation, veteran status, age, or disability. Verisk’s minimum hiring age is 18 except where local law requires a higher age limit. Verify eligibility at https://www.verisk.com/company/careers/.


Unsolicited resumes sent to Verisk will be considered Verisk property. Verisk will not pay a placement fee for any resulting employment.


Verisk Employee Privacy Notice: For additional details, review our privacy notice and data practices in accordance with applicable regulations.


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