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Pricing Data Scientist
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Join our team as a Pricing Data Scientist in London, Leeds, or Manchester. You will develop ML models, analyze data with Python & SQL, and support insurance pricing strategies. Enjoy a 9% pension, bonus potential, and excellent insurance discounts in this key analytical role.
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United Kingdom , London; Leeds; Manchester
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Lead Data Scientist
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Lead Data Scientist role at Barclays, driving AI strategy and technical innovation. You will design scalable ML solutions, mentor a team, and extract insights from vast data reserves. This hybrid position offers flexible working from key UK hubs like London or Glasgow. Expertise in Python, PyTorc...
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United Kingdom , London; Glasgow; Manchester; Northampton
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Embark on a career at the forefront of innovation with Data Scientist AI jobs, a profession dedicated to transforming raw data into actionable intelligence and intelligent systems. Data Scientists are the architects of the modern data-driven world, leveraging statistical analysis, machine learning, and advanced computational techniques to solve complex problems and drive strategic decision-making. This role sits at the intersection of computer science, statistics, and domain expertise, making it one of the most dynamic and sought-after careers today. A Data Scientist's typical responsibilities encompass the entire data lifecycle. This begins with data acquisition and cleaning, where they design and build robust data pipelines (ETL/ELT) to gather and prepare large, often messy, datasets for analysis. A core function is performing in-depth exploratory data analysis to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and correlations. They then progress to model development, which involves selecting appropriate machine learning algorithms, training predictive models, and validating their performance for tasks such as classification, regression, clustering, and natural language processing (NLP). Furthermore, Data Scientists are responsible for deploying these models into production environments and creating intuitive data visualizations and dashboards to communicate complex findings effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. They continuously monitor model performance to ensure accuracy and relevance over time. The typical skill set required for Data Scientist jobs is both broad and deep. Proficiency in programming languages, especially Python and R, is fundamental, along with expert-level skills in SQL for complex data querying and manipulation. A strong foundation in statistics and probability is non-negotiable, covering concepts like hypothesis testing, regression, and experimental design. Practical experience with machine learning libraries (e.g., Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch) and big data technologies is highly valued. Beyond technical prowess, successful Data Scientists possess critical soft skills: exceptional problem-solving abilities to frame business challenges as data questions, keen business acumen to understand the context and impact of their work, and outstanding communication skills to translate data-driven insights into actionable recommendations that guide company strategy. Whether you are a recent graduate or an experienced professional, Data Scientist AI jobs offer a challenging and rewarding path. Professionals in this field are pivotal in areas ranging from product development and customer personalization to operational efficiency and risk management, making them invaluable assets in virtually every industry. Explore the vast opportunities in Data Scientist jobs and become a key player in shaping the future with data.

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