Datatech Analytics
Data Scientist

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Data Scientist
Location: Berkshire
Type: Hybrid
Salary: Depending on experience + benefits
About the Company
Industry: Financial Services
About the Role
Want to join a data team that's ready for Data Science?
The foundations are built. The platform is live, the engineers and analysts are in place, and the team is now adding a Data Scientist to turn that into models that shape real decisions across customer behaviour, risk, and operational efficiency.
You'll work day to day with Data Engineering and Analytics colleagues who already understand what Data Science needs to succeed.
Responsibilities
- Take business problems from first question to deployed model
- Build and validate models in Python, then monitor them in production
- Use statistics, experimentation, and A/B testing to test ideas properly
- Partner with Data Engineering on pipelines, features, and productionisation
- Support Analytics colleagues on more complex statistical problems
- Share knowledge and help set best practice across the team
- Explain results clearly to senior stakeholders, focused on the business answer
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Requirements
- Experience: 2–3+ years' commercial Data Science experience
- Skills:
- Solid statistics: regression, classification, clustering, time series, experimental design
- Strong Python: pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn
- Models taken beyond the notebook and into production
- MLOps, CI/CD, and deployment knowledge, or close work with engineers
- A practical approach: explainable over unnecessarily complex
- Enjoys collaborating and explaining ideas to technical and non-technical colleagues


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Nice to Have
- Financial services, fintech, or another regulated environment
- Microsoft Fabric, Azure ML, or Databricks
- MLflow, DVC, Git
About the Team
You'll join an established, supportive data team with a modern platform ready to go, colleagues who value Data Science, and real scope to shape how modelling is used across the business.
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