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We are hiring a Senior Statistical Analyst to leverage cutting-edge data science tools and methodologies on real-world clinical data for scientific research in precision medicine.
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Job Requirements: Bachelors degree in any of: science, computer science, statistics, mathematics, physics, engineering, machine learning, or related equivalent experienceMore advanced degree (e.g., Masters, PhD) preferredMinimum 3-4 years of relevant experience Proficient in statistical analysis, data manipulation, and visualization using programming languages (Python, R, SQL, etc.
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The successful candidate will be responsible for leveraging their data science background to drive compliance monitoring data analytics initiatives. This Senior Manager will play a critical role in confirming compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements through the use of advanced data analytics techniques.
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The Business Systems Analyst BSA ETL Modernization Project will lead the evaluation and modernization of ETL tools within the organization This role involves comprehensive project management from preparation and research through evaluation and final decision making.
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Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Systems, Business Administration, or related field. Experience with business intelligence tools, data analysis, and reporting is a plus.
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Experience working with large-scale data mining and reporting tools (examples: SQL, MS Access, Essbase, Cognos) and other financial systems (examples: Oracle, SAP, Lawson, JD Edwards) Experience with cube engine tools (e.g. TM1, Cognos or Essbase), SQL and Data warehouse.
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We want Data Science/Machine learning/Data Analyst and Java Full stack candidates. For data Science/Machine learning Positions. Knowledge of Statistics, Gen AI, LLM, Python, Computer Vision, data visualization tools.
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CGS is seeking a Digital Forensic Analyst whose primary focus will be on the preservation & collection of mobile device and cloud-stored data. Minimum of an undergraduate degree, preferably in Digital Forensic Science or Computer Science/Engineering.
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Experience with data manipulation and data science tools such as Python or R. Education (Bachelor’s degree or greater) in a quantitative field such as statistics, mathematics, engineering, computer science, finance, or economics (or equivalent experience.
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This position will suit a Data Analyst demonstrating expertise to translate data into information, creating dashboards, KPIs and metrics to support customers and leaders to make sure we are shipping the right product, at the right cost via the right mode.
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The Data Scientist Lead Analyst will contribute to the Medicare Clinical and Customer strategy, performing research and analysis within the Clinical, STARS, and Risk Adjustment Analytics team.
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Maintain the configuration and administer all tooling, including the IT Cost Model App and any related ERP Financial modules supporting the financial management and vendor management processes (this includes ETL of data from systems of record such as Workday, Planview, ServiceNow, etc.
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Using Kodiak’s technology and data, you will provide high-quality analysis and process improvement solutions that enhance our client's revenue cycle. Bachelor's degree in Business, Analytics, or Bachelor of Science degree is required (an MBA, MHA, and/or MPH is a plus.
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Our CrowdStrike Data Science Machine Learning Operations and Response Team is looking for a Threat Analyst who is both customer- and team-focused. This role will work most closely with internal teams such as Technical Account Managers, Falcon Complete, Data Scientists and the Malware Research Center in Data Science.
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0-3 years of relevant experience in technical areas (e.g. data science, data analytics, quantitative finance). The Quantitative Markets team is responsible for structuring and pricing Affirm’s debt funding deals, developing platforms and tools for optimizing funding strategies, and building data-driven models to analyze and predict the performance of Affirm’s consumer loans.
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