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Data Scientist

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diverse lynxSan Antonio (TX)

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Senior

SALARY

$100,000 - $115,000 per year

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Job Description: Job Description Position: Data Scientist Location: San Antonio, TX (Onsite)
Duration: Full-time Salary Range: $100,000-$115,000/Annum Job Description: Data Scientist: Strong understanding of ML Models, Statistical Models and data science workflow. Exposure to Python, SQL. Understanding of Model Lifecycle: development, validation, deployment, monitoring, retirement. Channel and marketing Analytics (Adobe Preferred), Insurance Domain Decision Science Analyst: Proficiency in Python, R, SQL, data visualization tools (Tableau/Power BI/Sigma), strong knowledge of statistical modeling, machine learning, and Eligible to workimization techniques, Channel and marketing Analytics (Adobe Preferred), Insurance Domain Data Scientist: Analyze digital customer behavior across web and mobile channels to generate actionable business insights and recommendations. Leverage Adobe Analytics to measure customer engagement, digital experience performance, conversion funnels, and campaign effectiveness. Customer segmentation, and personalization strategies to support marketing and business objectives. Extract, transform, and analyze large-scale datasets using Snowflake, SQL, and Python to identify trends and opportunities. Collaborate with business stakeholders, digital marketing teams, and product owners to define KPIs, success metrics, and analytical requirements. Decision Science Analyst: Collect, clean, and analyze large datasets to identify trends and patterns. Develop and implement predictive models, Eligible to workimization algorithms, and simulation techniques. Build Dashboard derive insights for executive reporting. Translate analytical findings into actionable recommendations for business units. Work closely with product, marketing, finance, and operations teams to align analytics with business goals.

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