Data Scientist

Hays Technology

Belfast, County Antrim

8 months ago

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Join a dynamic tech company at the forefront of data and AI innovation as they work with Hays to add a skilled Data Scientist to deliver impactful analytics solutions and collaborate with clients across diverse industries. Based close to Belfast City, this company has an excellent reputation and offers a work environment that fosters progression. Do you have strong Python and ML experience? Have you worked in an Agile environment? This could be the next step for you!

Requirements:

Strong Python and ML experience.
Familiarity with Agile and Git.
Bonus: NLP, computer vision, cloud-native tech.
Key Responsibilities:

Design and implement data science solutions.
Collaborate with teams and stakeholders.
Apply machine learning and write clean, testable code.
Perks:

35 days leave + flexible working.
Private health insurance & pension.
Gym membership contribution.
Development support & hybrid setup.

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