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Early Career) Information Scientist
Early Career Information Scientist - Content Analytics & Data Science
Type: Temporary Duration: 12 months Location: Slough (Hybrid – minimum 2 days onsite) Rate:
- PAYE: up to £22.40 per hour (INSIDE IR35)
- Umbrella: up to £30.81 per hour
SRG are supporting a leading pharmaceutical company with an opportunity for an Early Career Information Scientist to join a scientific information and intelligence team.
About the Role
This exciting role aims to develop expertise in data science, AI-enabled analytics, and scientific information management within an advanced R&D environment. Based in Slough with hybrid working options, this position focuses on transforming scientific content and data into practical insights using a combination of programmatic and analytical approaches.
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Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain automated programmatic workflows to support scientific data analysis.
- Apply data science techniques to identify trends, patterns, and insights from scientific information.
- Build and optimise automated pipelines for content analytics and data processing.
- Utilise AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools for text mining and summarisation activities.
- Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to support information and analytics projects.
- Contribute to data governance initiatives and responsible AI practices.
Skills & Experience Required
- A degree in Life Sciences, Data Science, Bioinformatics, or a closely related discipline.
- Basic programming skills with a willingness to develop technical capabilities.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a keen attention to detail.
- Interest in applying data-driven approaches to scientific research and information management.
- Experience (or exposure) to:
- Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Machine learning
- Scientific data analysis (advantageous)
- Familiarity with metadata, ontologies, or knowledge graphs (beneficial).
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How to Apply
To discuss further or submit your application, please contact Theo Charles (contact details provided).
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