SCTP – Data Science Professional

With the rapid growth of the data industry in Singapore and the need for data to be managed and interpreted, more and more companies are in need of skilled professionals who know how to translate raw data and extract valuable information.

Consequently, the role of the Data Scientist in Singapore is growing in importance. Data scientists are now one of the top five in-demand hiring roles in Singapore. Companies are under mounting pressures to offer an attractive Data Scientist salary in Singapore to draw in-demand talent.

Data expertise is also highly sought-after with companies re-imagining their business processes. They are increasingly turning to data to identify ways for their organisation to eliminate inefficiencies while using data visualization tools for reporting and planning purposes.

Data scientists are professionals who extract insights, analyze complex data sets, and develop models and algorithms to solve business problems or gain valuable insights. Their work involves combining statistical analysis, programming skills, and domain expertise to understand and interpret data.

Here are some key tasks and responsibilities of Data Scientists:

Data Collection and Cleaning: Data scientists gather data from various sources, such as databases, APIs, or web scraping, and clean and preprocess the data to ensure it is suitable for analysis.

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): They perform EDA to understand the structure and patterns within the data, identify trends, outliers, and correlations, and gain initial insights.

Statistical Analysis: Data scientists apply statistical techniques to uncover relationships, distributions, and dependencies in the data. They may use techniques such as hypothesis testing, regression analysis, or clustering.

Machine Learning and Modeling: Data scientists build predictive models using machine learning algorithms to make accurate predictions or classifications based on the available data. They select appropriate models, train them on historical data, tune hyperparameters, and evaluate model performance.

Data Visualization: They create visual representations, such as charts, graphs, or dashboards, to communicate insights and findings to stakeholders effectively.

Communication and Reporting: Data scientists present their findings, methodologies, and recommendations to non-technical stakeholders in a clear and concise manner. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to help make data-driven decisions.

Ongoing Model Monitoring and Maintenance: Data scientists continuously monitor and evaluate the performance of deployed models, ensuring they remain accurate and effective. They may update models as new data becomes available or business requirements change.

It’s worth noting that the specific tasks and responsibilities of data scientists can vary depending on the industry, company, and project requirements. However, the core focus remains on extracting insights and value from data using various techniques and tools.

• You will be assigned to a career coach who will help you to build your personal brand and sharpen up your interview skills for your future Data Science job applications.
• Get one to one help in crafting a resume, cover letter and LinkedIn Profile that succinctly showcases your newly developed skills in Data Science while crafting your relevant transferable skills for the sector you are applying for.

• 3 GCE ‘O’ Level Passes including English Language with C6 pass or Higher Nitec or Equivalent.
• Be able to listen, speak, read and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to WSQ Workplace Literacy (WPLN) Level 4.