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Principal Data Scientist - Financial Services - London/Flexible

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Principal Data Scientist - Financial Services - London/Flexible


2 days a week in the Central London office expected, the rest from home


Up to 110k per annum plus excellent benefits and flexibility


Principal Data Scientist required for a well-known organisation progressing through exciting transformation and investment in its systems and data. Fantastic opportunity to make a huge difference in a rapidly growing business if you have the following experience & knowledge:


  • Ideally you will have experience leading/mentoring a team, but ideally you will still be a hands-on data scientist, particularly with experience in model validation & setting up risk frameworks.
  • Preferably you will have a background working in the financial services industry, either institutional or regulatory side, or a consultant supporting financial institutions/reviewing from a regulatory perspective.
  • Knowledge of IFRS9, Fraud detection and experience with Credit scoring and predictive modelling for financial institutions.


If you’re interested in finding out more, please apply and your application will be reviewed by Ian Tittley at Investigo!


Principal Data Scientist – Financial Services - London/Flexible

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