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Data scientist: “I couldn’t do anything with computer science at school”
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Simon Hauck, 34 years old and data scientist, talks about his job, where he analyzes data and uses machine learning to recognize patterns. With an annual salary of 90,000 euros, a net income of 4,300 euros and a 40-hour week working from home, he lives with his wife in a single-family home in the Ruhr area. You spend 2,600 euros a month on housing costs, 500 euros on groceries, 200 euros on cars and 100 euros on hobbies. Nevertheless, at the end of the month there is usually only 500 euros left over, which goes into a current account.
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Reside: My wife and I bought a detached single-family home on the outskirts of a larger city in the Ruhr area in 2020. We had lived in the city center until then and longed for peace and nature. We now live on 180 square meters of living space plus a garden. Now we have to drive to the shops, but we can walk to the forest in five minutes. The house cost 400,000 euros, and we also invested 110,000 euros in the renovation. The house is from the 1960s and we had to do a lot: renew the bathroom and kitchen, lay pipes, tear down some walls – that was a major project.
