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Up to £70,000 Remote (UK) Harnham are currently partnering with a leading telecommunications business hiring for a Product Data Scientist to help lead experimentation efforts within the business. The Role As a Product Data Scientist, You Will Be Focusing on Product Analytics within the wider Data Science team. Working with machine learning teams, helping deliver hypotheses, set up effective tests and guiding the implementation of findings to maximise their impact on our business strategies. Designing and managing A/B tests delivering hypotheses and causal inference to inform business decisions. Applying relevant ML techniques, alongside regression, survival analysis and segmentation. Skills & Experience Python SQL Experience in AB Testing and Experimentation Working with Product Managers and in embedded Product Squads How To Apply Register your interest by sending your CV to Daniel Abbasi via the apply link on this page.

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