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Data Scientist | (SQL/Python/R) | San Bruno CA

Posted 2 days ago

samprasoftSan Bruno (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$130/hr

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About the role

Job Posting This posting is a replacement. Please note the hiring manager needs to hire very senior candidates for the contractor backfill. She's been approved to go up to $130/hr bill rate, for senior profiles accordingly.
Responsibilities: Perform hands-on modeling and complex analyses using Python, SQL and/or RBuild and enhance marketing mix models to connect the impact of marketing tactics and business short-term and long-term outcomes
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Master's degree in statistics, economics, operations research, engineering, or related field Marketing mix modeling industry experience.8+ years of industry experience in data science, measurement, marketing strategy & analytics
  • Strong communication skills to ‘tell a story’ that provides insight into the business
  • Proficient coding skills (SQL/Python/R) and database knowledge
  • Extensive experience with predictive modeling algorithms
Strong project management skills, including managing technical resources and multiple priorities & milestones. You have a passion for working in a fast-paced agile environment. A collaborative mindset and sense of curiosity
Preferred Qualifications:
  • PhD degree in Statistics, Economics, Operations Research, or related field
  • Experienced in building market mix and multi-touch attribution models
  • Experience with advertising, measurement, and/or digital marketing analytics
  • Experience with advertising technology platforms Ad servers, DSPs, DMPs, etc.

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