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Job Description

We are looking for people that will guide us in our growth, innovate and mentor. We need you to help us break and create the rules to continue to be a place admired for our people, culture and innovation - and to help us in being a place that everyone wants to work, and no one wants to leave! 

The role will vary depending on the project but will primarily focus on the delivery of enterprise-level solutions in the Artificial Intelligence, Data Science / Machine Learning and Data Engineering arena.  

This is a client-facing position, so the ideal candidate must be comfortable speaking with clients and some occasional travel. 

Our offices are in Farnham and London. The role can be based at either location. Induction, training and company meets are done at both offices. When we can, we generally get together at either of the offices either a Wednesday or a Friday. 

RESPONSIBILITIES 

  • Working on projects that utilise the Microsoft Azure technology stack across domains such as AI, Data Engineering, Data Science & Machine Learning.  
  • Satisfying the expectations and requirements of customers, both internal and external 
  • Supporting others in their development 
  • Contributing to the internal and external community 


Qualifications

  • Industry experience in delivering Microsoft Azure solutions, with a good grounding in all associated areas 
  • Proven written and spoken English 
  • Strategic and operational decision-making skills 
  • Outstanding interpersonal skills 
  • Ability and attitude towards investigating and sharing new technologies 
  • Ability to guide, direct or influence people 
  • Ability to identify opportunities, issues and risks 
  • Willingness to learn based on feedback 
  • Able to help others develop
  • Ideally degree educated - computer science, data analysis, AI & Machine Learning etc 
  • Microsoft certified (nice to have) 

TECHNICAL SKILLS 

Peoples skills vary and that’s great because the role varies. You should be comfortable with at least 3 of the core technologies below and have an interest in at least 4 others within the core/supporting/principles. Current Microsoft / Databricks certifications are useful but not mandatory – we’ll help you get those! 

Core: 

  • Data Manipulation (SQL, Pandas, Pyspark) 
  • Azure AI (Azure AI Foundry, AI Search, Document Intelligence, AI Services) 
  • Data Science & Machine Learning (Databricks, Python, SKLearn, XGBoost, MLFlow, EDA) 
  • Familiarity with LLMs (OpenAI, Prompt Engineering, LangChain) 
  • Relevant Azure Data & Computation services (ADLS, ADF, Databricks, SQL Databases) 

Supporting: 

  • Azure ML Services 
  • React / CSS / JavaScript 
  • Azure infrastructure 
  • R, Powershell 
  • Kubernetes / Docker 
  • Tensorflow / Pytorch 

Principles: 

  • Data Modelling 
  • Data Science 
  • Data Warehouse Theory 
  • Data Architecture 
  • Master Data Management 



Additional Information

We don’t believe hiring is a tick box exercise, so if you feel that you don’t match the job description 100%, but would still be a great fit for role, please get in touch.

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