Senior Data Scientist
global channel managementCharlotte (NC)
Senior Data Scientist
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global channel managementCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Data ScientistCharlotte, North Carolina, United States$ 89.00 - 90.00 (US Dollar)
About the Job:
Senior Data ScientistSr. Data Scientist needs 2 or more years experience with developing Robotic Process Automation and/or automation effortsSr. Data Scientist requires:3+ years with relational databases (ex. Oracle, SQL Server, etc.)3+ years working with languages Python and SQL3+ years applying statistics in data analyses (ex. regression modeling, econometrics, classification labeling, recommendation, parametric/non-parametric modeling, etc)2 or more years experience presenting and delivering results to business partners and leadership2 or more years experience in Cyber Security domain knowledge.1 or more years experience with Splunk or similar technologyPreferred2 or more years experience with developing Robotic Process Automation and/or automation efforts2 or more years using AWS cloud services2 or more years skilled at data visualization (Tableau, PowerBI, etc.)2 or more years with modern data engineering with APIsM.S. or PhD in a Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) or Economics related field of study.2 or more years applying agile SDLCSr. Data Scientist duties: Structure business problems and drive viable, data-driven hypotheses in collaboration with business partnersAbility to skillfully enumerate a business problem, quantify its impact, size relevant data, and document applicable sourcesDevise, develop and disseminate actionable intelligence from disparate data sources using advanced data analytics tools and techniquesAbility to identify needs and opportunities for advancements in innovations, processes and automationAble to work proactively and take initiative without being specifically directedAbility to extract & aggregate data from disparate data sources
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