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Immersum in London is seeking a Senior Data Scientist to own complex data problems from concept to production deployment. The role covers predictive modelling, ML and time-series forecasting with hands-on responsibilities from design to operationalization.
You will work on LLM-powered AI applications, multi-step workflows and modern AI/ML production pipelines, collaborating with stakeholders and mentoring teammates in a fast-paced, data-driven environment.
Location: London / Hybrid
Immersum are supporting a well established technology-led business that is investing heavily in Data Science, AI and Machine Learning across its risk and trading functions. They're looking for a Senior Data Scientist who is genuinely hands-on and can take complex data problems from initial concept through to production deployment.
The Role:
This is a broad Data Science role covering predictive modelling, machine learning, time-series forecasting and modern AI/LLM applications. A particularly important part of the role is time-series forecasting. You must have genuine experience designing, building and deploying forecasting models from scratch and taking them into production.
This isn't a role for someone who has simply consumed forecasting outputs or configured the forecasting functionality provided by AWS, GCP, Azure or another managed cloud service.
You should have experience with the full modelling lifecycle — understanding the problem, exploring and preparing data, selecting and developing appropriate approaches, training and evaluating models, deploying them into production and subsequently monitoring and improving them. You'll also have the opportunity to work on LLM-powered applications, AI agents and multi-step AI workflows, moving beyond straightforward chatbot implementations.
What we're looking for:
What you'll be doing:
The key requirement:
If you don't have hands-on experience designing and building your own time-series forecasting models and deploying them into production, this role won't be suitable. They're specifically looking for someone who understands the underlying modelling and statistical principles, rather than someone whose experience is primarily based around using pre-built forecasting models or managed forecasting services from cloud providers.
If you're a Data Scientist with a strong time-series/forecasting background, excellent Python skills and a genuine interest in building production AI systems, I'd be keen to speak with you.