Role Overview
The position is a Data Scientist II – Fraud Reporting role that requires performing sophisticated analytics to provide actionable insights and consulting with business leaders on how to leverage analytics insights.
What You Will Do
Independently perform data analytics, produce data visualizations, take accountability for end-to-end data science solution design, and deploy custom code to create predictive analytics applications.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of statistical methods, data cleansing and preparation methodologies, and experience in managing multiple projects with tight deadlines in a collaborative environment.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree and four or more years of experience in a quantitative field such as Finance, Mathematics, Analytics, Data Science, Computer Science, or Engineering, or equivalent education and related training
- Exhibit understanding of statistical methods, including a broad understanding of classical statistics, probability theory, econometrics, time-series, and primary statistical tests
- Familiarity with linear algebra concepts for optimization, complex matrix operations, eigenvalue decompositions, and principal components; working knowledge of calculus/differential equations, with understanding of stochastic processes
- Demonstrate understanding of data cleansing and preparation methodologies, including regex, filtering, indexing, interpolation, and outlier treatment
- Strong familiarity with data extraction in a variety of environments (SQL, JQuery, etc.)
- Working knowledge of Hadoop, Pig, Hive, and/or NoSQL, Spark
- Experience in managing multiple projects with tight deadlines in a collaborative environment
Benefits
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Disability insurance
- Accidental death and dismemberment insurance
- Tax-preferred savings accounts
- 401k plan
- Vacation days
- Sick days
- Paid holidays
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