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Principal Data Scientist

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5 star global recruitment partnersGlendale (CA)

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About the role

Principal Data Scientist Glendale, California, United States$ 85.00 - 105.00 (US Dollar) About the Job Principal Data Scientist What You'll Do As a Principal Data Scientist: Develop novel AI/ML solutions to further the company's mission of creating innovative and engaging content Architect efficient data models and high-quality production pipelines and partner with Engineering for all necessary telemetry Design, build, and deploy predictive models, machine learning algorithms, and statistical analyses to address complex business challenges Identify trends, patterns, and insights from large datasets to inform decision-making Work end to end from data collection, feature generation and selection, algorithm development, forecasting, visualization and communicating of model results Think creatively to solve complex problems Monitor and maintain the performance of ML models Research and stay up-to-date on the latest AI/ML trends and technologies Provide technical guidance and mentorship to other engineers Collaborate with data engineering teams to ensure the quality and accessibility of data Communicate insights and best practices in leadership
Qualifications:
  • You could be a great fit if you have: MS/Ph.D. in quantitative discipline 10+ years of experience in data science, with a proven track record of leading and delivering successful projects
  • Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, or ScalaExpert-level experience working with scikit-learn, numpy, and pandas and other ML libraries.
  • Solid understanding of ML technologies, models, mathematics and statistical methods
  • Experience with cloud databases, such as Snowflake, databricks, and BigQuery is a plus
  • Required Citizenship / Work Permit / Visa Status
  • Candidates must work W2, no Corp 2 Corp. US Citizen, Green Card Holder, H4-EAD, TN-Visa
Must Haves:
  • 10 years in Data Science
  • General computing (Python, R, Scala)
  • Solid understanding of Machine Learning Technologies

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