Data Scientist

Fospha is the measurement system enterprise retail and ecommerce brands run their business on. We give marketing teams one clear, daily view of what's actually working — across every channel and everywhere they sell, from their website to Amazon and TikTok Shop — down to the level of a single ad or piece of creative. It replaces guesswork and gut feel with a number marketing, finance and agencies can all trust and act on. Brands including Dyson, Gymshark, Adanola and Huel use Fospha up to 25 times a day to decide where budget should move next. We've spent over a decade building this, with more than $40 billion in marketing spend now optimised through the platform — and we're scaling fast across London, Mumbai and Austin. About the role We're looking for a Data Scientist to join Fospha's Data Science team in London. Fospha builds marketing measurement products for ecommerce brands — attribution, marketing mix modelling, incrementality testing, and brand impact measurement. Our Data Science team owns the models behind all of it, from methodology through to production code. You will work across our technical stacks and own maintaining and growing the codebases that power our product and solutions. This role suits an established data scientist who wants to own things properly. You'll lead larger production projects, choose the modelling approach rather than being handed it, and talk to clients as the modelling expert in the room — supported by a team that reviews each other's work seriously, and a company that rewards high agency with ownership. Team: Data Science Level: Career (Data Science Career Development Framework) Location: London What you'll do • Lead larger production projects end to end — scoping, building, and shipping production-level code, rather than working through tickets someone else has specified • Choose the modelling approach — independently selecting and applying the right method within our suite, across attribution, marketing mix modelling, incrementality testing, and brand impact. You will be given time to keep up-to-date on the latest methodologies in the industry • Resolve bugs and queries independently — including in parts of the codebase you didn't write, without needing to route them upwards • Use AI as leverage, not as a crutch — solving coding tickets quickly, unblocking yourself on product and engineering dependencies, and building automation workflows that save the team time • Work with QA properly — using our automated tooling efficiently and flagging the gaps in it rather than working around them • Communicate as a modelling expert — confidently and independently, with clients and with colleagues, including when the message is that a number they like is wrong • Help develop the people around you — code review, methodology critique, and hands-on support for less experienced colleagues. Breaking down tickets and helping those more junior is essential What we're looking for Essential • Solid commercial data science experience — typically 3–5 years, with a track record of shipping models into production • Strong ML knowledge across multiple algorithm families , and the judgement to pick the right approach for the problem rather than the one you know best • Strong Python and SQL , with the ability to lead on production-level code and set the standard others work to • Able to debug and resolve issues independently across unfamiliar repositories, using AI tooling to accelerate rather than to guess, while still understanding the problem fully • Strong AI fluency — you solve tickets quickly with it, you unblock cross-department dependencies with it, you build automation workflows with it, and you never send AI-assisted output without checking it • Confident, independent communication wi