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10 months ago
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Senior Data Scientist | AI Engineer | National Security Consultancy | Cheltenham, London or Manchester | Up to £100,000 + 15% bonus | DV Clearance Required

MERITUS are working with a global tech consultancy looking for an experienced Data Scientist / AI Engineer to join their National Security consulting team working with UK National Security customers.

This is an exciting opportunity to design and deliver AI-driven projects that address real-world business challenges across various industries. The ideal candidate will bring deep expertise in machine learning, Generative AI (GenAI), and cloud technologies, alongside a proven ability to lead technical teams and deliver impactful results.

The role can be based at either their Cheltenham, Manchester or London sites & requires active DV security clearance.

Develop cutting-edge AI and analytics solutions, leveraging advanced data science techniques such as machine learning, NLP, and deep learning.Work closely with clients to understand their needs, present technical solutions, and ensure project goals are met effectively.Build and deploy scalable AI models on platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, using tools such as Kubernetes and Terraform.Lead technical teams in Agile environments, offering guidance, managing risks, and ensuring timely project delivery.

Proficiency in machine learning frameworks (e.g., Jenkins, Docker, ArgoCD) for deploying AI solutions.Strong ability to explain complex data science solutions to clients and inspire project teams.Active DV security clearance.

15% bonus25 days holiday + bank holidays6% pension matched~ Private medical insurance.

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