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Senior Pricing Data Scientist

Harnham
City of London
1 month ago
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Senior Pricing Data Scientist

London

Hybrid (1 day per week in office)

Up to £85,000


Company:

I’m hiring for a fast-growing InsurTech that’s reshaping how insurance pricing is done. They’ve attracted major investment and are building out a best-in-class pricing and data science team to support their rapid growth. As a Senior Pricing Data Scientist, you’ll play a key role in designing and deploying advanced pricing models that directly impact revenue and profitability


The Role:

  • Build and deploy pricing models using statistical and machine learning techniques
  • Analyse large datasets to understand risk and performance across products
  • Develop pricing strategies that support customer growth and profitability
  • Work closely with engineering and product teams to integrate models into live systems
  • Modelling market insurance premiums on/for aggregators
  • Present pricing insights and strategy recommendations to senior stakeholders


Experience Required:

  • Experience in insurance pricing (motor, home, travel, or similar)
  • Strong Python and SQL skills
  • Experience building pricing models (GLMs essential, ML models a plus)
  • Experience modelling insurance premiums
  • Strong communication skills, comfortable working with senior stakeholders
  • Degree in a STEM subject


Benefits:

Up to £85,000 base salary

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