Sista ansökningsdag 2026-08-26
Data Scientist
Job Description WHAT YOU’LL DO Do what you love and help us drive change! As a Data Scientist at H&M, you’ll turn vast amounts of data into meaningful insights and solutions that make an impact on a global scale. You’ll collaborate closely with business and tech teams to solve complex problems using advanced analytics, modelling, and machine learning. Contribute to the short- and long-term data science agenda within a product team Collaborate with business stakeholders and cross-functional partners to identify opportunities where data science can create value Collaborate with machine learning and data engineers to design, build, and deploy machine learning products that scale globally Help colleagues and stakeholders understand algorithms and decisions made by AI systems Explore large, complex data assets to uncover insights that drive business value Support the development of tools and frameworks for common machine learning needs like model traceability, feature reuse, and A/B testing Be part of a cross-functional agile team of engineers, data scientists and business experts building H&M’s AI ecosystem WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH You’ll join a collaborative, cross-functional team of highly skilled engineers, data scientists and business stakeholders. Together, you’ll build innovative AI solutions that support H&M’s transformation and create value for millions of customers worldwide. WHO YOU ARE We are looking for people with… A degree in applied mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, machine learning or a similar field and a strong desire to keep learning Solid foundational knowledge of machine learning and statistics, with the ability to apply these concepts to real business problems Experience developing and evaluating machine learning models using Python and commonly used data science libraries Understanding of the machine learning lifecycle, from problem definition and experimentation to model evaluation and deployment Experience working in cross-function
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