Senior Data Scientist (Medicare Sales Strategy)
$101,970 - $203,940 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$101,970 - $203,940 per year
About the role
- Build and maintain sales performance models tracking agent, broker, and channel productivity
- Develop predictive models for Medicare enrollment forecasting, lead scoring, and market penetration
- Analyze sales funnel data to identify conversion opportunities and retention risks
- Design and manage sales reporting infrastructure (dashboards, KPIs, scorecards)
- Support territory planning and market segmentation using CMS enrollment and demographic data
- Partner with Sales, Marketing, and Finance to translate data into actionable growth strategies
- Manage and govern sales data assets — ensuring accuracy, consistency, and accessibility
- Mentor junior analysts and establish data standards for the sales org
- 3+ years in data science or advanced analytics including:2+ years supporting Medicare, Medicare Advantage, or Part D markets
- Strong SQL skills and proficiency in Python or R for modeling and automation
- Experience with CMS public data (enrollment files, landscape files, plan finder data)
- Familiarity with lead generation, direct mail, telesales, or digital acquisition analytics
- Experience building propensity-to-enroll or churn models for Medicare-eligible populations
- Master's in Statistics, Data Science, Business Analytics, or related field
- EducationBachelors or equivalent experience
- Anticipated Weekly Hours40Time TypeFull time
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