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Aisha Karim
Senior Data Scientist | London, UK | +44 7700 900 412
aisha.karim@example.com | github.com/aishakarim | linkedin.com/in/aishakarim

Summary

Data scientist with 6 years of experience taking models from notebook to production in fintech and e-commerce. Strongest in causal inference, forecasting and experimentation platforms; comfortable owning the full lifecycle from problem framing to monitoring.

Experience

  • Monzo Bank London, UK
    Senior Data Scientist, Financial Crime Mar 2023 – Present
    • Built a gradient-boosted fraud model (LightGBM) scoring 2M payments/day; cut fraud losses 23% at a fixed false-positive rate.
    • Designed a real-time feature store on BigQuery + Dataflow, reducing feature latency from minutes to under 300ms.
    • Introduced SHAP-based reason codes that shortened analyst review time by 35% and satisfied FCA explainability requirements.
  • ASOS London, UK
    Data Scientist, Pricing & Forecasting Sep 2020 – Feb 2023
    • Replaced a rules-based markdown engine with a hierarchical demand forecast, adding GBP 4.1M gross margin in year one.
    • Ran 40+ A/B tests on the experimentation platform; wrote the team's guide to CUPED and sequential testing.
  • Deloitte Manchester, UK
    Analyst, Data & Analytics Aug 2019 – Aug 2020
    • Delivered churn and customer-lifetime-value models for two FTSE 100 retail clients.

Selected Projects

  • causal-uplift (open source, 900+ GitHub stars): Python library for uplift modelling with meta-learners and Qini evaluation.
  • Kaggle M5 Forecasting: top 2% (silver medal) with a LightGBM ensemble over 30,490 hierarchical time series.

Publications

  1. Karim, A., Patel, R. (2024). Delayed-label learning for payment fraud. KDD Workshop on Anomaly Detection in Finance.
  2. Karim, A. (2022). Hierarchical reconciliation for fashion demand. International Symposium on Forecasting.

Education

  • University College London London, UK
    M.Sc. Data Science and Machine Learning, Distinction 2018 – 2019
  • University of Manchester Manchester, UK
    B.Sc. Mathematics, First Class Honours 2015 – 2018

Skills

Modelling: gradient boosting, causal inference, time-series forecasting, Bayesian methods, NLP
Engineering: Python, SQL, PySpark, dbt, Airflow, Docker, MLflow, FastAPI
Cloud & Data: GCP (BigQuery, Vertex AI, Dataflow), AWS (SageMaker, S3), Snowflake

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  {\LARGE \textbf{Aisha Karim}} \\[3pt]
  Senior Data Scientist $|$ London, UK $|$ +44 7700 900 412 \\
  \href{mailto:aisha.karim@example.com}{aisha.karim@example.com} $|$
  \href{https://github.com/aishakarim}{github.com/aishakarim} $|$
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\section{Summary}
Data scientist with 6 years of experience taking models from notebook to production in
fintech and e-commerce. Strongest in causal inference, forecasting and experimentation
platforms; comfortable owning the full lifecycle from problem framing to monitoring.

\section{Experience}
\begin{itemize}[leftmargin=*, label={}]
  \entry{Monzo Bank}{London, UK}{Senior Data Scientist, Financial Crime}{Mar 2023 -- Present}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Built a gradient-boosted fraud model (LightGBM) scoring \textbf{2M} payments/day; cut fraud losses \textbf{23\%} at a fixed false-positive rate.
    \item Designed a real-time feature store on BigQuery + Dataflow, reducing feature latency from minutes to \textbf{under 300ms}.
    \item Introduced SHAP-based reason codes that shortened analyst review time by \textbf{35\%} and satisfied FCA explainability requirements.
  \end{itemize}
  \entry{ASOS}{London, UK}{Data Scientist, Pricing \& Forecasting}{Sep 2020 -- Feb 2023}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Replaced a rules-based markdown engine with a hierarchical demand forecast, adding \textbf{GBP 4.1M} gross margin in year one.
    \item Ran \textbf{40+} A/B tests on the experimentation platform; wrote the team's guide to CUPED and sequential testing.
  \end{itemize}
  \entry{Deloitte}{Manchester, UK}{Analyst, Data \& Analytics}{Aug 2019 -- Aug 2020}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Delivered churn and customer-lifetime-value models for two FTSE 100 retail clients.
  \end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

\section{Selected Projects}
\begin{itemize}
  \item \textbf{causal-uplift} (open source, 900+ GitHub stars): Python library for uplift modelling with meta-learners and Qini evaluation.
  \item \textbf{Kaggle M5 Forecasting}: top 2\% (silver medal) with a LightGBM ensemble over 30,490 hierarchical time series.
\end{itemize}

\section{Publications}
\begin{enumerate}
  \item Karim, A., Patel, R. (2024). Delayed-label learning for payment fraud. \textit{KDD Workshop on Anomaly Detection in Finance}.
  \item Karim, A. (2022). Hierarchical reconciliation for fashion demand. \textit{International Symposium on Forecasting}.
\end{enumerate}

\section{Education}
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  \entry{University College London}{London, UK}{M.Sc. Data Science and Machine Learning, Distinction}{2018 -- 2019}
  \entry{University of Manchester}{Manchester, UK}{B.Sc. Mathematics, First Class Honours}{2015 -- 2018}
\end{itemize}

\section{Skills}
\textbf{Modelling}: gradient boosting, causal inference, time-series forecasting, Bayesian methods, NLP \\
\textbf{Engineering}: Python, SQL, PySpark, dbt, Airflow, Docker, MLflow, FastAPI \\
\textbf{Cloud \& Data}: GCP (BigQuery, Vertex AI, Dataflow), AWS (SageMaker, S3), Snowflake

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