Junior/ Graduate Data Scient

Hayward Hawk
Belfast
1 year ago
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Graduate/Junior Consultant Data & Technology (Open to PhD Graduates) Are you a recent PhD graduate looking to apply your analytical and research skills in a dynamic, client-focused role? Our client, a leading global firm in consulting and advisory services, is seeking ambitious, problem-solving PhD graduates to join their Data & Technology team. This role offers a unique opportunity to work across various industries, helping clients harness data to drive innovation and informed decision-making. Key Responsibilities: Data Analysis & Insight Generation: Work on complex data sets to derive actionable insights for clients, supporting strategic decision-making. Client Engagement: Collaborate with clients to understand their challenges, delivering tailored solutions that leverage your research and analytical skills. Solution Development: Contribute to the design and implementation of data-driven technology solutions, leveraging industry best practices and the latest digital tools. Continuous Learning: Engage in a culture of development with access to training, mentorship, and career progression opportunities within a global network. Who Were Looking For: PhD Graduates or Junior Data scientists in data science, computer science, engineering, mathematics, or related fields. Analytical Mindset: Strong analytical and quantitative skills with a focus on problem-solving and data-driven decision-making. Technical Skills: Proficiency in programming, data manipulation, and relevant analytical tools (such as Python, R, SQL). Excellent Communication: Ability to present complex ideas effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Why Join? This role offers the chance to work with a market leader on high-impact projects in data and technology, gaining invaluable industry exposure and experience. As a PhD graduate, youll have the opportunity to transition from academia to industry with mentorship and support to help you succeed in a dynamic consulting environment. Contact Daryl Crothers (Head of Commercial IT) for more information Skills: Python R SQL machine learning ml ai

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