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CricViz


CricViz is a market leader in cricket data and analytics, part of Ellipse Data.

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Job Posted
26 Oct 2026
Status
Full Time
Location
England
Closing date
30 Nov 2026

CricViz, a market leader in cricket data with the largest and most sophisticated database in world cricket, is looking for a highly skilled Data Scientist.

The Role

This pivotal role focuses on developing proprietary metrics and predictive models from the world’s most sophisticated cricket databases, turning complex, high-frequency tracking data into commercial-grade analytical products for clients including the BBC, Sky, Sony, the ECB and IPL franchises.

Key Responsibilities

  • Research and develop new metrics from raw ball and player tracking data, such as pitch behaviour and advanced fielding analysis
  • Act as lead technical contact for private clients, building custom predictive models and datasets
  • Turn raw tracking data into production data science models with clear commercial value
  • Run rigorous back-testing and optimisation to ensure model accuracy and reliability
  • Work with Engineering and Product teams to deliver feeds into client workflows

About You

  • Experience as a data scientist or quantitative analyst
  • Strong problem-solving and modelling skills
  • Experience with high-frequency or tracking data
  • Able to work professionally in a fast-paced, evolving environment
  • An interest in cricket

Key Details

  • Location: Edinburgh House, Kennington, London SE11 5DP
  • Contract: Full time
  • Salary: Competitive
  • Closing date: 30 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Full Time
Job Type
Research & Data Analysis
Sports Technology
Sport
Cricket
Pay Information
Competitive

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