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Amsterdam, North Holland
€70000 - €90000 per annum
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Lead Data Scientist.
€70000- €90000
Amsterdam

Lead an ambitious team of Data scientist in the heart of the Dutch Capital!

The Company:

My clients are a household name in the Tech industry. They have a clear vision to restructure their pricing metrics, steering their channels to a clearer and more transparent marketplace. The ideal candidate is a passionate, dedicated and experienced Data Scientist. Could this be You?

The Role:

When joining this company, you will be leading a talented team of Data Scientist. You will be building and maintaining complex analytical algorithm using Python and AWS. This is a chance for you to join and a growing and dynamic business.

  • You will be leading 2 Data Science teams of 6 people.
  • You will be creating and delivering Data Science projects regularly.
  • You will be effectively collaborating with colleagues to solve business problems.
  • You will be building high-impact insights, models and recommendations for the business, using Python, R, AZURE/AWS.
  • You will be deploying and maintaining Complex Analytical Algorithms


YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:

  • You need to have a MSc or PhD level in Stem subject.
  • You must have a proven knowledge in the implementation of Machine Learning and clustering techniques.
  • Strong commercial experience with Python and Visualisation and a proficient knowledge of R, AWS, and Scala.
  • Previous commercial exposure to tools such as AZURE and AWS.
  • Fluent in English is a must with a good understanding of Dutch.
  • Excellent communication skills and team and colleague engagement.

BENEFITS:

  • €70,000 - €90,000 Competitive Salary.
  • An excellent pension schemes.
  • Bonus Scheme.
  • Travel/ Training opportunities.

How to Apply:

Please register your interest by sending you CV to Luc Simpson-Kent via the Apply link on this page.

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