The Data Science for Social Good (DSSGx) team at the University of Warwick are looking for Technical Mentors and Project Managers to support the DSSGx (UK) 2023 summer programme.

DSSGx is a 12-week summer programme bringing together some of the top talent from data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence, to work on real-world data science challenges and deliver positive social impact. It trains students to create industry-standard data science products in collaboration with partners, to deliver positive social impact.

DSSGx helps not-for-profit organisations and government bodies to achieve more with their data by enhancing their services, interventions and outreach, helping fulfil their mission of improving the world and people’s lives.

The programme gives not-for-profit organisations and government bodies unprecedented access to inspiring, top-tier data science talent. This helps build their capacity to use cutting-edge quantitative methods to address societal challenges in areas such as education, health, energy, public safety, transportation and economic development.

If you have the skills and desire to work on the DSSGx programme, sharing and guiding the fellows while they work on real-world solutions, then we would love to hear from you.

Find out more about the programme here.

Applications for 2023 Technical Mentors remain open - see below for the job description. The Project Managers roles are closed. We'll be recruiting again for 2024!

We are looking for two Technical Mentors (TM) and two Project Managers (PM) to come to Warwick and work with our teams for fellows. They will be required for 29 May - 1 September (14 weeks) and will need to be at the University of Warwick for the duration of the programme.

For more information on the roles and how to apply, please see the job descriptions below:

Technical MentorLink opens in a new window role information - applications still open.

Project ManagerLink opens in a new window role information - applications closed.

If you have any questions about the recruitment for these roles, please contact dssg@wbs.ac.uk