Data Scientist
$185,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$185,000 per year
About the role
- Conceptual, quantitative, organizational, research, writing, verbal communication and graphical representation skills.
- Sound judgment and creative problem solving and independent working skills.
- Sound interpersonal and teamwork skills to work with individuals and organizations, to include varying levels and types (Government, industry, and academia).Facilitation skills to bring diverse groups together on issues and reach consensus across stakeholders.
- The ability to perform complex analyses and to communicate its results using accurate, concise, and effective writing and through descriptive and graphical representations.
- Technical understanding of the systems supporting aspects of the functional areas.
- Knowledge of standard tools [e.g., the Sponsors various computing networks, Microsoft Office Products], as appropriate; and a demonstrated ability to learn to use and support other tools that may be added or developed as the program evolves.
- Flexibility in assisting with ad hoc tasks and in adjusting as tasks are re-prioritized.
- Job Specifications/Requirements
- Active TS/SCI security clearance with the required Polygraph
- Bachelors degree in a technical field (computer science, mathematics, statistics, etc.) with 3 years of relevant experience.
- Data Science experience
- Python and/or RMachine Learning/Computer Vision/Object Detection
- Prior experience with Pytorch, keras and overhead imagery would be beneficial but not a requirement
- Masters degree in a technical field (computer science, mathematics, statistics etc) with 1 year of relevant experience
- Bachelors degree in a technical field (computer science, mathematics, statistics etc)
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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