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Senior Data Scientist

Orbition Group
Leeds
2 weeks ago
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Orbition Group are deighted to partner with a major player in the travel and leisure sector, renowned for their innovative approach to digital experiences and customer engagement.

This is an opportunity to work with cross-functional teams to identify areas where Data Science techniques can be used to produce insights quickly to add significant value for the business.

What your day to day will look like?

You will be working with a small team to develop and implement predictive analytic, time-series forecasting and NLP models.
Design and implement data collection, processing, and analysis frameworks
Working closely with different stakeholders to explain solutions and recommend actions to take for the business to realise value.

What you will bring to the team?

Background in statistical modelling/predictive modelling
Proven experience delivering data science initiatives, from prototyping to production
Strong SQL & Python experience
Ability to work in a fast paced and agile environment
Desirable: AWS, Snowflake & Palantir Foundry

This role will be based in Leeds and will require two days a week in the office.

If this sounds like a role that you have experience in and you would like to hear more on the position and the benefits they have to offer, apply today or reach out to

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