Data Scientist
samprasoftMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
Data Scientist 100% Telecommute. Remote from anywhere in the US.Has the possibility to go contract-to-hire. This position offers a unique opportunity to apply data science skills at the intersection of healthcare, AI ethics, and regulatory compliance.
Responsibilities:
- Clearly communicate with diverse teams including legal, compliance, and AI development over a wide variety of AI methods including Generative AI and traditional ML.Document findings, create reports, and present results to stakeholders.
- Design, and develop job aids and guidance documentation for best practices of responsible AI.Develop Python scripts to automate testing processes and analyze results.
- Help identify vulnerabilities related to PII/PHI exposure in AI interactions
- Maintain test data sets and contribute to improving testing methodologies
- Stay abreast of the latest developments in AI/ML research and incorporate relevant findings into work
- Provide mentorship and guidance to colleagues, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement
- Assist in designing and executing Red Team testing scenarios for conversational AI systems
Required:
BS degree plus 5+ years equivalent experience in computer science, applied mathematics, applied statistics, or similar quantitative fields of study 5+ years of experience with the full ML system development, deployment, and maintenance lifecycle 5+ years of experience working with advanced NLP models and methodologies 5+ years of experience with python and ML frameworks (e.g., scikit-learn, Pandas, Numpy) Deep understanding of ethical considerations and fairness in AI model development Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Preferred:
Familiarity with healthcare systems including claims payment, call centers, or claims-based research.
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