Honeywell hiring for Data Scientist jobs
Company: Honeywell
Qualifications: Bachelor’s/Advanced degree
Experience Needed: Freshers
Location: Bangalore
✅ Basic Qualifications
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Experience: 0+ years → Open for freshers or early-career professionals
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Languages: Proficiency in Python or R
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Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
💡 This is ideal for recent graduates with good hands-on academic or internship projects.
🎓 Preferred Qualifications
- Degree: Bachelor’s or Master’s in:
- Computer Science
- Statistics
- Mathematics
- Or similar technical fields
- Preferred Experience:
- Prior data science projects (college, internships, freelancing, Kaggle, etc.)
- Collaborating with cross-functional teams (like product, engineering, or domain experts)
- Ability to think strategically and align your insights with business goals
🔍 Key Responsibilities (Implied from Qualifications)
- Apply ML/statistical models to real-world problems
- Interpret data to drive actionable insights
- Communicate results with business and technical teams
- Potentially work across cross-functional teams (e.g., data engineers, product managers)
🧠 Interview Questions – Tips & Expected Answers
Here's how to prep effectively for the listed questions:
1. Supervised vs. Unsupervised Learning
- Supervised: Uses labeled data (e.g., classification, regression)
- Unsupervised: No labels, finds patterns (e.g., clustering, dimensionality reduction)
📌 Example:
“I used supervised learning (Random Forest) for churn prediction and unsupervised learning (K-Means) to segment customers.”
2. Python/R for Data Analysis
“In Python, I used
pandas
,numpy
for data cleaning and transformation, andscikit-learn
for model building. I also usedmatplotlib
andseaborn
for visualizations.”
3. End-to-End Project Handling
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Data collection → Cleaning → EDA → Model training → Evaluation → Deployment
“In my final year project, I predicted housing prices. I used a linear regression model with scikit-learn, cross-validated results, and deployed it using Flask.”
4. Handling Imbalanced Data
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Techniques: SMOTE, Random Oversampling/Undersampling, Class Weights
“I used SMOTE to balance a fraud detection dataset, which significantly improved recall without sacrificing precision.”
5. Analytical Thinking Example
“In a college project, we had inconsistent customer feedback data. I built a text preprocessing pipeline that filtered out noise and improved sentiment classification accuracy by 12%.”
6. Choosing the Right Algorithm
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Depends on data size, feature type, accuracy vs. speed, interpretability
“For interpretability, I prefer logistic regression. For performance, Random Forest or XGBoost. I test multiple models and use cross-validation to decide.”
7. Cross-Functional Collaboration
“During my internship, I worked with marketing and product teams to define KPIs for customer engagement and built a dashboard for weekly reporting.”
8. Model Evaluation Steps
- Metrics: Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-score, ROC-AUC
- Tools: Confusion matrix, Cross-validation, Learning curves
- “I always check for overfitting using cross-validation and monitor precision-recall trade-off, especially for imbalanced datasets.”
✍️ Resume Tip for This Role
Include a section titled:
🔧 Projects & Tools
- Customer Churn Prediction | Python, Scikit-learn, SMOTE
- Sentiment Analysis on Tweets | NLTK, pandas, logistic regression
- Movie Recommender System | Python, Cosine Similarity, Flask
📩 Application Steps
- Visit official Honeywell careers page.
- Search for "Data Scientist – Freshers/Entry Level" role
Submit updated resume with focus on:
- Data science projects
- GitHub/Kaggle links
- Python/R experience
- Business value from insights
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