DRIVING THE FUTURE
WITH DATA SCIENCE
DRIVING THE FUTURE
WITH DATA SCIENCE
Demand for data scientists with the right skills, curiosity and talent to create and manage complex data models has skyrocketed. When used effectively, data can transform businesses, improve decision making, accelerate innovation, improve the customer experience and drive operational efficiency.
But it needs the right people to make this happen. Experts who can convert raw unstructured data and who can turn Big Data into meaningful insights, fast, are in demand. Let us help you to discover the opportunities.
Find my next role
Almost all organisations are looking at how they can better use data to power their growth. But you’ll need our support to find the right one for you. If you’re a data scientist or a talented data analyst with the skills to match your ambitions, we’ll give you access to the data science roles nobody else has from a complete range of employers.
Work with us and you’ll get an expert, lifelong career partner who will help assess your options, listen to your feedback and who will secure your next role quickly – being in demand provides you with the opportunities, we can help you to capitalise on them.
You can browse our latest data science roles, or submit your CV.
Work with us and you’ll get an expert, lifelong career partner who will help assess your options, listen to your feedback and who will secure your next role quickly – being in demand provides you with the opportunities, we can help you to capitalise on them.
You can browse our latest data science roles, or submit your CV.
Najnowsze oferty pracy dla ekspertów data science
Data Scientist
Polska B2B |
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Data Warehouse Administrator
Mazowieckie |
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Data Programmer
Warszawa do 150 PLN/H (netto+vat) |
Your data science questions, answered
A data science degree is obviously useful, however, provable experience and a commitment to lifelong-learning are increasingly just as – or even more – important to employers. While many data scientists have experience as data analysts or statisticians, others may have backgrounds in business or economics.
These professionals should show they are dedicated to developing their technical skillsets around data visualisation and reporting, statistics and machine learning, coding languages like Python and database management, by taking undertaking self-learning courses from reputable industry bodies.
Data visualisation and reporting are a must, as are strong communication skills – you will be required to present and discuss data and need to be able to accurately and clearly explain your findings and recommendations to both technical and non-technical professionals. You will also need to have an analytical mind, statistical skills and the ability to spot trends.
You should stay on top of the latest advances in data science – machine learning, AI and automation – assess how these can enhance and improve your current role, and secure buy-in and investment for new systems and software where necessary.
Absolutely. Data is powering the world around us and is now an essential part of growth plans across most industries and functions, including marketing, R&D and the development of new technology. Almost all organisations have a need for optimised data, and most mid-sized to large organisations require in-house data professionals, as well as smaller organisations that are data-centric.
For an ambitious and skilled data scientist, the sky’s the limit. You can move-up the career ladder to more senior positions such as lead or chief data scientist, which will involve the management and leadership of other data scientists as well as interactions with other senior leaders and stakeholders.
Beyond that, if data is an integral part of an organisation’s business strategy, C-Suite positions are possible.