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Lead Data Science Consultant
About the role
Wells Fargo seeks a Lead Data Science Consultant in Bengaluru, India, to lead complex data-driven initiatives and drive cross-functional strategic impact. The role involves executing advanced analytical experiments, building statistical models, and consulting with senior management to resolve abstract business challenges. This full-time position requires strong communication skills to present actionable insights to non-technical audiences.
What you’ll do
- Lead complex initiatives using advanced analytical techniques to generate actionable insights and trends
- Analyze multi-faceted business challenges requiring hypothesis generation and advanced analysis
- Make decisions in complex situations to resolve abstract business issues and lead broader work teams
- Collaborate with peers and senior managers to drive strategies based on data-driven insights
- Execute complex analytical experiments and create innovative statistical models for various domains
- Interpret data using advanced analytics modeling methods to recommend solutions and influence strategy
- Provide consultation on data science best practices, methods, and tools
- Communicate actionable insights and recommendations in digestible formats to non-technical audiences
What you’ll bring
- 5+ years of data science experience or equivalent combination of work, training, military experience, or education
- Master's degree or higher in a quantitative discipline such as mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics, economics, or computer science
Nice to have
- Proficiency in SQL, Python, and SAS
- Hands-on experience with Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
- Experience with BI tools including Tableau, Power BI, or Excel
- Knowledge of customer profiling, business segmentation, heuristics, and RFM analysis
- Experience with machine learning techniques like segmentation, regression, decision trees, forecasting, and clustering
Skills
Education
Master's degree or higher in a quantitative discipline such as mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics, economics, or computer science