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A leading research organization in London seeks a Lead Data Scientist to drive the creation of statistical methodologies for genomic data. You will lead model development, ensure methodological transparency, and support drug discovery projects. The ideal candidate holds a PhD in a related field and has advanced coding skills in R or Python. This fully remote position offers significant career development opportunities and a competitive package.
Your new company This cutting-edge data science firm is driving transformation in life sciences through methodological excellence and innovation. Its research division is a hub for scientific exploration, where novel statistical techniques are developed to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in genomics and drug discovery. The organisation values intellectual curiosity, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and the pursuit of rigorous, reproducible science.They are looking for a Lead Data Scientist with a strong statistical methodology background to join their expanding team.
Your new role
As Lead Data Scientist, you will be a driving force behind the creation of new statistical methodologies. You will:
This is a permanent role that can be fully home based from anywhere in the UK.
What you'll need to succeed
What you'll get in return
You'll be joining a highly experienced team doing cutting-edge work to support drug discovery & development efforts at a wide range of pharmaceutical and biotech companies. As well as lots of opportunities to develop your skills and career, this role offers a good package and the chance to make a significant impact.
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