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Data Scientist

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energy innovation policy technologyLexington (KY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$64,000 - $98,000 per year

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About the role

As a Data Scientist at Snapchat, you will own features end to end, from architecture through deployment and monitoring. Trade 3 years of Power BI for $64,000 - $98,000 and you also get technology ownership and a Snapchat crew that wants you to win.
Key Responsibilities: Implement secure authentication and authorization flows using Generative AI Own the remote-native edge cases in Snapchat's Statistical Modeling billing nobody else wants to touch Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across Generative AI-based applications Partner with QA to define test coverage and catch regressions early Document the Power BI system so the next mid-level engineer onboards in days, not weeks What You'll Bring At least 4 years building expertise within the technology space An instinct for prioritization when everything is labeled urgent The self-awareness to know which problems are yours to solve A KY sensibility, or genuine curiosity about this market 3 years that taught you which corners can be cut A learner's pace that keeps up with shifting requirements Ask anyone in Lexington about Snapchat and you'll hear the same thing: an unfussy crew that ships fast and sweats the Looker details. Trust, transparency, and steady momentum are the three things we protect above all else. Open with $64,000 - $98,000, grow your Mentoring under a mentor, lean on full benefits, and flex your hours the way grown-ups should. The listing got a same-day refresh, so consider it live and ready.

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