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Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (Computer Science, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Bioinformatics) or equivalent relevant experience.
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Degree: major or equivalent, or a combination of courses totaling at least 24 semester hours in international law and international relations, political science, economics, history, sociology, geography, social or cultural anthropology, law, statistics, or in the humanities; or 12 semester hours in one of the above disciplines and 12 semester hours in statistics/quantitative methods.
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Ph. D. in Economics, Statistics, Public Health, Public Policy, Epidemiology, Biostatistics -or- Master's degree in a related field with 5+ post graduate years of relevant experience. The Lewin Group seeks a cancer epidemiologist or health economist with expertise in oncology to conduct rigorous empirical research on the most current policy issues surrounding healthcare reform.
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Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Economics, Math, Finance, Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related quantitative field. e.g., Redshift, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Server, BigQuery, etc.
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Total undergraduate and graduate study must have included at least 9 semester hours in mathematics and statistics and 9 semester hours in economics. Education : Master's degree in economics, statistics, mathematics, applied sciences, law, or other fields related to the position is qualifying for GS-11 research positions.
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Bachelor s degree in data science, mathematics, statistics, economics, computer science, engineering, or a related business or quantitative discipline. Experience with Databricks, Qlik, and the Advana analytics platform.
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Background in data science, machine learning, data mining, and/or statistics. Bachelor’s degree in Business, Economics, Information Systems, or similar field of study. Experience with data visualization software (e.g., Tableau, Microsoft Power BI.
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B.S. Degree in a quantitative or analytical field such as Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, Physics, or Computational Social Science; or Master s degree or equivalent graduate degree including certificate-based advanced training courses.
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A bachelor's degree in journalism with a focus on data journalism, or an undergraduate degree in a quantitative major with experience calculating statistics and developing models (e.g. mathematics, data science, data analytics, computer science, physics, etc.
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B.S. Degree in quantitative or analytical fields such as Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, Physics, or Computational Social Science; master's degree or equivalent graduate degree including certificate-based advance training courses.
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Required Skills , Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, Physics, or Computational Social Science; or Master’s degree or equivalent graduate degree including certificate-based advanced training courses.
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Option 2: Masters degree in Statistics, Economics, Analytics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Information Technology or related field and 3 years' experience in an analytics related field.
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The Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) works to reduce child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking worldwide and to safeguard dignity at work by helping to ensure that other countries meet international labor standards.
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To be considered, candidates must possess a master’s degree in statistics, data science, geography, economics, urban or regional planning, transportation planning, or an appropriately related field, and five or more years of progressively responsible experience in the development and provision of data to support major regional transportation planning and related activities.
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We are accepting applications to teach in the following academic areas: Accounting, Behavioral Science, Econometrics/Statistics, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing, Organizations and Strategy, Strategic Management, and Operations Management.
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