Senior Data Scientist (Commodity Markets) (m/f/d)

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Senior Data Scientist (Commodity markets) – ICIS – Karlsruhe/Germany or London

Also referred to as: Decision Scientist | Analytics Consultant | Automation Expert

About ICIS:

ICIS is part of Risk Solutions Group (RSG), a division of RELX Group, a FTSE 20 company with revenues of $11 billion in 2023 and an employee base of over 30,000 people across 40 countries. ICIS helps businesses in the energy, petrochemical, and fertilizer industries make strategic decisions, mitigate risk, improve productivity, and capitalize on new opportunities.

Job Purpose:

As a Senior Data Scientist at ICIS, you will drive data-based innovation by developing analytical models that quantify impacts in the energy and chemicals industries. You will work closely with ICIS market experts and take responsibility for demanding analytics innovation projects, focusing on designing a model-augmented process to determine fair market price levels across various markets.

Key Accountabilities/Responsibilities:

  • Drive and support R&D and operation of data-driven analytical market models, co-developing strong quantitative market models with analysts and market experts, guiding model development, and implementing enhancements.
  • Engage with customers and internal market experts to explain models and insights, translating domain knowledge back into models.
  • Manage model development projects and collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Continuously learn new techniques and apply them to analytical problems, sharing knowledge with peers.

Key Skills/Experience Required:

  • 3 to 5 years of practical experience in predictive modeling, preferably in market contexts, with experience in techniques like scenario forecasting, agent-based modeling, and machine learning.
  • Experience in organizing projects and aligning teams, with a track record of advancing development projects into production.
  • Strong communication skills to explain complex topics to diverse stakeholders.
  • Advanced programming skills in Python and SQL.
  • Basics of software development practices including modularization and versioning.

We offer:

  • A stable job environment within a large company.
  • A vibrant working environment in an inclusive and ambitious team.
  • Flexibility, loyalty, empowerment, and trust as part of our corporate culture.
  • Benefits like a fitness studio, remote work options, and additional leave for social engagement.

We are an equal opportunity employer and encourage applications from diverse backgrounds.

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