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Head of Data Science

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Head of Data Science - £120-140k + Equity | Fintech | London Hybrid


G.Digital have partnered with a major Digital Fintech lender in the Automotive space seeking a Head of Data Science to support as they build their flagship platform!


Why we chose to work with them🫱🏼‍🫲🏼


💁🏼‍♀️They've received £240 million in funding backed by incredible investors like QED

💰They save customers money! In their Trustpilot ratings they have an average of 4.9 out of 5

🕒 Offer true flexibility including remote first working, core hours and the autonomy to be measured on productivity

✅ Are using the latest tools and tech to complete a variety of exciting greenfield projects


The role:

As a Head of Data Science, you will report into the Chief Data Officer. You will lead the business on their credit scoring / fraud and collections journey, providing expertise on how to shape a function and identify Data and Algorithmic opportunities to reduce risk!


Key responsibilities include:


  • Build and shape a Data Science function from the ground up
  • Establishing what 'good' data analytics and science practices look like
  • Work with the analytics teams to build a world class lending platform
  • Overseeing a team of 2-3 people


About you

  • Experience overseeing Data Science and analytics teams in a Fintech or Credit risk environment
  • Understand the regulatory environment inside and out
  • Experience developing technical strategies and analytic testing frameworks


What's in it for you:


📍 £120-140k

📍 Equity / options

📍 Flexible working hours

📍Hybrid working from London offices 3 days per week


I'd love to chat so please let me know when you'd be free to discuss!


This role is only accepting UK based applicants and does not offer Visa Sponsorship


Head of Data Science - £120-140k + Equity | Fintech | London Hybrid

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