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Data Science Consultant
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€65000 - €75000 per annum

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Bonn (53111), Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Be part of the success of one of the leading tech management consulting groups as Data Science Consultant.

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RC09182020

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Rossella Carapellese
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Senior Fraud Analyst
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£38000 - £45000 per annum + benefits, bonus

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Cambridgeshire

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A growing payments company are looking for an analytical strong acquiring fraud specialist to join their growing team across the UK and Europe.

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38245/RM

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Rosalind Madge
Rosalind Madge
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Senior Credit Risk Modeller
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€75000 - €100000 per annum

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Den Haag, South Holland

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Make a change! Apply Now.

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Luc Simpson-Kent
Luc Simpson-Kent
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Python Developer
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€65000 - €83000 per annum

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Amsterdam, North Holland

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If you are looking for a new opportunity as a Python Developer, this is the role for you!

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Luc Simpson-Kent
Luc Simpson-Kent
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Senior Data Engineer
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£60000 - £75000 per annum + + BONUS + BENEFITS

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City of London, London

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Do you have a great understanding of data analytics? This is the role for you! A step up into a senior role for someone with a data engineering background!

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Francesca Arnold
Francesca Arnold
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Data Engineer
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£50000 - £60000 per annum + + BONUS + BENEFITS

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Reading, Berkshire

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Data Engineer - Reading - Large e-commerce company. R&D team doing computational biology.

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Francesca Arnold
Francesca Arnold
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Data Engineer
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£60000 - £70000 per annum + + BONUS + BENEFITS

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City of London, London

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Python/AWS Data Engineer role - leading ML company on an ethical mission

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Francesca Arnold
Francesca Arnold
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Senior Product Analyst
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£75000 - £80000 per annum

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City of London, London

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Senior Product Analyst - Tech start-up SQL + R/Python + Supply chain

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Gina Falleroni
Gina Falleroni
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Marketing Data Analyst
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£40000 - £60000 per annum

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London

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I'm looking for a Marketing Analyst who is confident in leveraging data to influence marketing decisions! SQL + Data vis

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Gina Falleroni
Gina Falleroni
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Customer Analyst
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£40000 - £50000 per annum

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London

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I'm working on a Customer Analyst role with global marketplace that will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in a data driven environment

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Gina Falleroni
Gina Falleroni
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Product Manager
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£50000 - £80000 per annum

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London

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This organisation is innovative, data-driven app start-up. They work in the gaming space and have several products that are very successful in the market.

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Lydia Morfett-Murdock
Lydia Morfett-Murdock
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Marketing Analyst
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£50000 - £80000 per annum

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London

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Work on data-driven marketing projects, using SQL and data visualisaiton.

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Lydia Morfett-Murdock
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The Dialogue: IR35 - What You Need To Know

For the latest episode of The Dialogue, Associate Director Dan Lewis sat down with Andy Dagnall from Contract insurance specialists Kingsbridge to talk all thing IR35. Here's what we learnt: - Understanding your current workforce and who your contractors are should be the first step for any business looking into IR35.  - Businesses should be set up better now there has been a delay. Getting IR35 right in the current economic is so much more important than it was the first time round. - Blanket bans on contracting don't factor in the risks of projects not being completed and loss of talent.  - The Public Sector tried blanket bans and they didn't work. They've now bounced back by embracing a new way of working.   - There are online tools to help determine a contractor's status in regards to IR35 and Harnham have our own tool for this stage of the process.  - Collaboration will be key for both businesses and contractors. Working with third parties will help make the process easier.  - It is almost essential that contractors take out insurance to mitigate the risk of a wrongful determination.  - Status determination can change throughout a project. An inside determination at one stage of a project won't necessarily stay that way for the duration.  - Contractors will have more trust in businesses that have a robust process in place.  - Contractors can get a working practices review done now so they can approach recruiters or businesses with an understanding of where they will fall with IR35.  - The most important thing in a status determination is being honest.  - And much, much more.  You can watch the full conversation below:

Daniel Lewis

Daniel Lewis

17. September 2020

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Is Contract Work For You?

Remote work. Working from home. Flexible options. Contract work. The opportunities are endless in every industry when it comes to ways to work, but for Data professionals, its benefits are expounded. Consider this. You’ve been in the Machine Learning vertical for a number of years, but your interests are drawn towards Robotics. How do you make the leap? How do you know it’s for you? What if you could ‘try before you buy’? If the current job climate has you reassessing where you are and where you want to be, you may want to think about contract work. It gives you the perfect opportunity to join a new project, lead a new project, or recharge yourself with new ideas from a different location. Three Benefits of Contract Work Demand – Data professionals are always in high demand, and those with the balance of technical and soft skills have an even higher Steady Pay - Steady daily, weekly, or monthly pay for a finite amount of time.Flexibility – While how we work has changed, there are still elements of flexibility to entice even the most flexible options.  The three options above may not seem like much in the grand scheme of things these days, but imagine the possibilities.  It may seem like the best option is to keep your head down and hold on tight, but let’s imagine a scenario. You’re facing a problem at work that you’ve been trying to solve for weeks or months. You can feel an answer forming, but there’s something blocking you. The problem needs to be solved, but it’s something you can take a break from. Vacation is out of the question. After all, where would you go? Now, let’s imagine there’s a company who needs someone with your expertise. It’s a different project. A different team. A completely new environment. They don’t need a full-time employee, just someone who can step in and see what the others can’t. Or someone who can step in and lead a team for project of a day, a month, 3-6 months or more.  You join the team and over time, you’re surprised to discover, the answer escaping you from your permanent company has found its way to you. It’s a win-win. You feel refreshed, recharged, and if you’ve done well, you now have a choice. Do you go back to your old company or do you join the new company you’ve been working with for the last few months? Three Things To Be Aware Of In Contract It is, by its very nature, not permanent.Your salary isn’t guaranteed or steady over the course of a year. Flexibility is a double-edged sword giving both contract workers and employers the opportunity to change course at the drop of a hat. Data professionals are not only in demand, but those who have been in the industry for five years or more have more options than most. You are the professionals who can move into Contract work to refresh the way you work, find yourself recharged, and ready for whatever may come your way. You’ve worked with global and local teams on a variety of projects. You’ve joined or lead teams outside your comfort zone. You’ve gotten to experience another vertical within your industry. Where will your next steps take you? If you're looking for your next role in Data & Analytics, Contract or otherwise, we may be able to help. Take a look at our latest opportunities or get in touch with one of our expert consultants to find out more. 

Kirsty Garshong

Kirsty Garshong

10. September 2020

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