Entry Level Data Scientist
definer labsMinneapolis (MN)
Entry Level Data Scientist
Posted yesterday
definer labsMinneapolis (MN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Opportunity Work closely with engineering and marketing teams to identify and answer important product questions to drive business growth. Create machine learning solutions for a diverse set of business problems. Employ structured approaches to leveraging large data sets to uncover new insights. Collaborate closely with data analysts, data engineers, and business and project stakeholders to incorporate their expertise into data science solutions. Present and defend results to leadership audiences, both technical and non-technical. Our team philosophy encourages knowledge sharing so you will contribute to the research community through technical papers and presentations published both internally and externally.
Tech Stack: SQLPythonJupyter Notebook(Optional) R script
Experience & Qualifications:
- Passion in modern technology and ability to work in a start-up environment. Efficient on Jupyter Notebook
- Good mathematical and algorithm background
- Strong influencing skills essential. Capable of assertively interacting with business stakeholders and counterparts in order to resolve day to day issues.
- Highly organized individual with attention to detail and excellent ability to execute on deliverables.
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