Senior Bioinformatician - Functional Genomics
REF: J5639113
Experience Dependent
London
Permanent
Cloud computing has significantly impacted on the ability for companies to utilise the power of Data Science, AI and Machine Learning, as a result these technologies have transitioned not just from R&D functions but into real world clinical and commercial applications.
There are many benefits that come with a career as a data scientist, including:
- Competitive Salary
- Opportunities for growth and professional development
- Rewarding and challenging career
- Growing and expanding field
Python Coding
SQL Database / Coding
Machine Learning and AI
Data Visualization
Take the next step in your data science career!
Data Science Job FAQs
What does a data scientist do?
In a nutshell, the job of a data scientist is to interpret and understand data. These skills have useful applications in an enormous variety of different fields – for example, we at Hyper Recruitment Solutions frequently recruit data scientists for pharmaceutical and chemical companies, as well as healthcare providers and IT firms.
What jobs can you get with a data science degree?
Here are some of the jobs you can get with a degree in data science:
- Data architect
- Financial data analyst
- Healthcare data analyst
- Machine learning scientist
- Scientific data analyst
How much money can you make as a data scientist?
According to the National Careers Service, a data scientist’s salary could be anywhere from £22,000 to £60,000 per annum.
As with any job, your salary will be determined by your employer based on a number of factors, including your level of experience, the responsibilities you’ll be taking on, and your rank within the organisation you work for.
As with any job, your salary will be determined by your employer based on a number of factors, including your level of experience, the responsibilities you’ll be taking on, and your rank within the organisation you work for.
