Data Scientist

For our Analysis & Diagnostics team, we are looking for new talented colleagues to join us in developing the next generation digital products, where we are working with Big Data, PCA, Machine Learning and Neural Networks. The Analysis & Diagnostics team is a part of Technology, Service Development and consists of approximately 25 employees in Denmark, Spain and India. In the team, we are working on different projects/platforms like vibration diagnostics, service R&D, predictive model-based analysis, fleet performance and data warehouse. You can learn more about our diagnostic services by watching short video via this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Goiu-F1o_10

For the part of the Analysis & Diagnostics team in Brande, we are looking for a data scientist to work with development of a condition monitoring system for detection of blade bearing damages as part of the EU funded ROMEO project. The project runs in collaboration with the CMS department in offshore technology and bearing specialists. The project starts off at a low TRL with the aim of developing and implementing the CMS into production. Hence, the project includes phases of measurement campaigns, algorithm development, validation and integration to current diagnostic setup.

What are my responsibilities?
As a Data Scientist, you will take part in shaping the future wind turbine diagnostics by being responsible for the development of the new diagnostic models and measurement setup for blade bearings. With your ability to apply your analytical skills, you will be able to recognize patterns in data and develop damage detection algorithms for blade bearings based on physical characteristics and PCA/ML, with a strong focus on minimizing false positives. In this work, you will be in contact with several internal stakeholders to gather the needed knowledge for doing analysis.

More specifically, your work will cover:

• Development and validation of new signal processing and machine learning algorithms that can detect the smallest deviation in data, indicating blade bearing defects.
• Ensuring the optimal measurement setup in cooperation with bearing specialists.
• Responsibility for implementation into current diagnostic setup.

What do I need to qualify for this job?

• You have a MSc or PhD degree within the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, mathematics or physics.
• You have 5+ years of experience working as a data scientist and/or pattern recognition and you possess knowledge of condition monitoring systems.
• In your career, you have gained experience in statistical analysis and profound knowledge about scientific programming (Python, Matlab etc.), preferably from an industrial enterprise.
• You possess extensive knowledge about signal processing and applying PCA, ML and DL methods on SQL data.
• You have an analytical and innovative mindset, and you are not afraid of working with terabytes of data.
• You are highly result-oriented and with your extensive knowledge of data science and your ownership attitude, you are able to drive tasks independently.
• It comes naturally to you to build and maintain good and rewarding relationships.
• Furthermore, you possess excellent English skills, both orally and in writing. 

In case you have acquired your skills in alternative ways your application is just as well appreciated.

Other information
If you have specific questions about the position please contact the hiring manager Mikkel Wilki Thygesen via phone +45 5167 3264

For further information regarding the recruitment process, please send the recruiting team an email via hr.dk.pg@siemens.com. Please mention the Job ID in the email.

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Deadline for application: as soon as possible

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