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Principal Data Scientist / AI Engineer

Wyatt Partners
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6 months ago
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This role will lead the build of real world AI products for a very successful B2B SaaS firm, already doing c. $100 million ARR. The products you build will have significant impact on the companies bottom line.


The company have a large proprietary data set, unrivalled in their marketplace.


About the Company- PE backed c. $100 million ARR B2B SaaS firm, looking to hire a Principal ML Engineer / Data Scientist to build data science and AI products to integrate into their platform. They are around 200 employees with a great tech team and modern tech stack as well as an unrivalled dataset in their marketplace built by merging several key companies within the sector.


About the Role- The role will be largely a Senior Individual contributor although with significant access & interaction with the C-suite & Private Equity backers. You'll lead teams on a squad basis and manage 3rd party resource from a specialist consultancy.


You will be responsible for design and build of AI tools for a B2B sales platform. The products will aim to take the platform to another level of depth for it's users offering strategic recommendation & insights.


It is critical that you can demonstrate experience of building Data & AI tools that have created commercial value for an organisation and/o...

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