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Senior Data Scientist

Digital Ad-network
City of London
1 week ago
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My client is serious about being playful! A huge online/mobile gaming company with global reach is seeking a Senior Data Scientist to join their fast-growing digital advertising team. Based in Central London.

A newly created role – The Senior Data Scientist will work alongside other highly skilled Data Scientists and Business Intelligence Analysts.

Job Description

Main responsibilities:

  • Be the subject matter expert and analysis lead for ads products.
  • Work with the product team to improve engagement with advertising across a portfolio of online and mobile games.
  • Create reports and dashboards that allow the advertising team to optimise advertising initiative using tools such as Python, R and EXASOL.
  • Present and visualise results to senior management and decision making.

The ideal candidate will have the ability to analyse huge volumes of advertising data, using tools such as Hive, Impala and Hadoop, etc. You are proficient with tools such as R, Python and Excel for analytical purposes as well as experienced writing complex SQL queries and work effectively with both Hive/Impala.

Salary: Circa £70k base salary + generous bonus + excellent benefits and fun working environment.


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