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The GPS AI & Data Engineering offering is responsible for developing advanced analytics products and applying data visualization and statistical programming tools to enterprise data in order to advance and enable the key mission outcomes for our clients.
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Advanced understanding of data science and visualization tools (Python, R, SQL) If you are seeking a role that offers you the opportunity to develop personally and professionally, consider a career with the Data Science team within Strategic Analytics at Deloitte.
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Advanced degree in Marketing Science, Data Science, Statistics, Economics/Econometrics, Operations Research, Computer Science, Mathematics or Engineering. Solid experience with Tableau and Tableau Server for data visualization, dashboard development, and automation.
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The GPS AI & Data Engineering (AI&DE) offering is responsible for developing advanced analytics products and applying data visualization and statistical programming tools to enterprise data in order to advance and enable the key mission outcomes for our clients.
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The GPS AI & Data (AI&D) offering is responsible for developing advanced analytics products and applying data visualization and statistical programming tools to enterprise data in order to advance and enable the key mission outcomes for our clients.
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The Artificial Intelligence & Data Engineering team leverages the power of data, analytics, robotics, science and cognitive technologies to uncover hidden relationships from vast troves of data, generate insights, and inform decision-making.
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1+ years of experience in Data Strategy, AI Strategy, Enterprise Data Management and Data Visualization. 1+ years of experience utilizing Data Engineering/Cloud tools including GCP, Databricks or Snowflake.
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Data Visualization (e.g., Tableau, PowerBI, TIBCO-Spotfire, CliqView, SPSS, etc.) 4+ years of experience in data architecture, data management, data engineering, data science or data analytics.
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Senior Data Scientist, Strategic Analytics - Data Science. Support large scale, data science projects that leverage data transformation and machine learning models.
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Support the development of first-class tools and insights for leadership by balancing the complexity of data, coding/visualization platforms, and client demands. Bachelor's degree in Data Science or related subject.
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3+ years of experience using Power BI and other data visualization tools. Understand data visualization techniques and libraries and their applicability to business problems.
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Data analysis, management, and visualization. Specific responsibilities and qualifications for the Senior Data Scientist role are outlined below. Within FP&A, the Strategic Analytics (SA) team integrates big data analytics, strategic thinking, and deep firm knowledge to provide leadership with insights to drive informed decision-making and enable continued growth.
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3+ years of experience building data visualization dashboards. Leverage automation, cognitive and science-based techniques to manage data, predict scenarios and prescribe actions.
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Ideate alternative procedures and processing to optimize data interactions and drive new insights. The team partners with business and operational leaders to provide an impact by leveraging data and analytical tools, strategic thinking, and hypothesis-based analysis.
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At Deloitte, it is not typical for an individual to be hired at or near the top of the range for their role and compensation decisions are dependent on the facts and circumstances of each case.
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