Continuing our series "10 key skills for Data Science that universities are failing to teach" we are diving into two of the most important technical skills for any data scientist working in an organisation. How to write code you can be proud of and how to get your models deployed in production.
We are lucky to be joined by two very experienced data scientists who will be sharing what they have learnt over their careers before opening up the floor to questions from attendees.
Joining instructions (Zoom link) will be sent the day before the event.
Adam Davison
Adam Davison is the Director of Data Science at the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and a former Committee Member of the RSS Data Science Section. He has spent over a decade building data teams and taking complex models out of the sandbox and into production. His career spans building predictive functions for The Economist, deploying e-commerce SaaS tools, and a past life as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at UCL searching for the Higgs boson at CERN.
Janet Bastiman
Chair of the Royal Statistical Society's Data Science and AI Section and vice-chair of the AI Task Force, Janet started coding in 1984 and discovered a passion for technology. She has a PhD in Computational Neuroscience and holds degrees in Finance, Mathematics, and also Molecular Biochemistry. Janet has spent over two decades helping both start-ups and established businesses implement and improve their AI offering prior to applying her expertise as Chief Data Scientist at Napier AI where she is leading the strategy for detecting and preventing financial crime
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Non-members - £10.00