Please note this role is eligible for remote working within Hungary. Black Swan Data is a fast-growing technology and data science business, with offices in the UK, South Africa, Hungary. We build high quality SaaS solutions which automate data science using advanced machine learning and deep learning techniques. We use some of the coolest technology on the planet so you will never get bored of doing the same thing. You'll be part of a dynamic and growing global team As we continue to grow across the world, you'll find every day brings with it fresh challenges and opportunities to try new things.

Black Swan Data is a fast-growing technology and data science business, with offices in the UK, South Africa, Hungary. We build high quality SaaS solutions which automate data science using advanced machine learning and deep learning techniques. We use some of the coolest technology on the planet so you will never get bored of doing the same thing. You'll be part of a dynamic and growing global team As we continue to grow across the world, you'll find every day brings with it fresh challenges and opportunities to try new things. You'll be part of a diverse, smart, agile but laid-back team passionate about technology, who are also open-minded and always open to new ideas.

Artificial Intelligence is rolling out across the aviation industry to a greater and greater extent. It could even hold the key to a speedier post-pandemic recovery. Let's take a look at how its branch of machine learning is already impacting everyday aspects of travel, including how tickets are priced, point-to-point routes, fuel consumption optimization, and biometric boarding. "AI is coming and it will have no mercy for any obstacles on its way. Companies can choose to resist and maintain status quo to extend their survival period, or embrace AI and be part of the ongoing revolution," – IATA, AI in Aviation White Paper, 2018.

How AI and data science are helping to understand and tackle the COVID-19 crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily lives in ways we could not have imagined just over a month ago. For many of us, our lives now happen within four walls. Around the world, restaurants, shops and theatres have been closed. Millions of people are in an increasingly precarious financial situation.

The government has allocated £300m in new funding to invest in AI research in a bid to make the UK a global leader in the technology. According to a press release, more than 50 businesses and organisations have contributed to the development of a £1bn deal, which was announced by business secretary Greg Clark and digital secretary Matt Hancock. The new funding builds on the commitment made in the government's modern Industrial Strategy and its AI Grand Challenge. It aims to help the UK seize the £232bn opportunity artificial intelligence offers the UK economy by 2030. Today's announcement comes after'record levels' of investment into the UK tech sector last year, and includes new deals such as: "The UK must be at the forefront of emerging technologies, pushing boundaries and harnessing innovation to change people's lives for the better. "Artificial Intelligence is at the centre of our plans to make the UK the best place in the world to start and grow a digital business.