Graduate Data Scientist - Client-Facing, Hybrid Edinburgh
The Data Gals | by AI Connect
City of Edinburgh
Hybrid
GBP 27,000 - 33,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A progressive data consultancy in Edinburgh is seeking a Graduate Data Scientist to join their dynamic team. This role offers the opportunity to engage with clients while applying analytical and programming skills in real-world scenarios. Ideal candidates will hold a strong degree in a numerate discipline and have hands-on experience with data projects. The position emphasizes mentorship and diverse exposure across the data science lifecycle in a hybrid work setting. Competitive salary up to £30,000 is offered.
Qualifications
Strong academic grounding and hands-on exposure to data analysis.
Experience with programming (Python, SQL, R).
Completed at least one substantial data project.
Responsibilities
Work on diverse data science projects across sectors.
Collaborate with stakeholders to define data solutions.
Analyze data to uncover actionable insights.
Design analytical solutions including dashboards and reports.
Engage with stakeholders to monitor impact of solutions.
Progress towards owning projects end-to-end.
Skills
Data analysis
Problem-solving
Data visualisation
Communication skills
Python
SQL
R
Education
First-class degree in Mathematics, Statistics, or Data Science
Tools
Excel
Power BI
Tableau
Job description
A progressive data consultancy in Edinburgh is seeking a Graduate Data Scientist to join their dynamic team. This role offers the opportunity to engage with clients while applying analytical and programming skills in real-world scenarios. Ideal candidates will hold a strong degree in a numerate discipline and have hands-on experience with data projects. The position emphasizes mentorship and diverse exposure across the data science lifecycle in a hybrid work setting. Competitive salary up to £30,000 is offered.