Senior Data Scientist
$180,370 - $212,200 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$180,370 - $212,200 per year
About the role
- Conduct analysis and deep dives on ambiguous problems for our business. Your work will result in insights and recommendations that guide the team's decision making.
- Build, tune, or measure the performance of online and offline ML models and AI systems used across Coinbase.
- Act as owner for a broad scope of data and metrics, from definitions and core logging to presentation of data visualizations.
- Guide code reviews, provide SQL and Python expertise, and create well-maintained ETL jobs.
- Maintain a high bar for statistical rigor on your team. Design, execute, and uplevel experimentation and causal analyses that build confidence with your stakeholders.
- What we look for in you:
- A BA/BS in a quantitative field (ex Math, Stats, Physics, or Computer Science) with ≥5+ years of relevant experience or a PhD in a quantitative field with with ≥3+ years of relevant experience
- Demonstrated experience in driving impactful data science projects that tackle ambiguous problem spaces.
- Ability to influence external stakeholders by synthesizing data learnings into compelling stories.
- Practical expertise in applying complex modeling frameworks to practical business problems.
- Professional experience using SQL and Python.
- Experience working with digital products in an iterative development cycle.
- Demonstration of our core cultural values: clear communication, positive energy, continuous learning, and efficient execution.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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