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As Software Architect, Data Scientist, Full-Stack Developer, Machine Learning Engineer, Artificial Intelligence Engineer, ML/AI Engineering Leader, AI Software Engineering Leader, ML Software Development Leader, ML/AI Engineering Manager.
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Experience working in Senior, Lead, Principal, Manager, and Director level roles in relevant positions such as Software Architect, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, etc. Focus on energy storage / battery storage energy trading strategies and real-time energy pricing.
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As a data scientist, you’re excited at the prospect of unlocking the secrets held by a data set, and you’re fascinated by the possibilities presented by IoT, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
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Nakupuna Consulting is looking to hire a Data Scientist to support the Department of the Navy (DON) CPI-BPR team. Utilize Qlik Sense, SQL, and Databricks, and exhibit an eagerness to learn new technologies.
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As a data scientist, you can help turn these complex data sets into useful information to solve global challenges. Data Scientist, Mid. Experience with distributed data and computing tools, including MapReduce, Hadoop, Hive, EMR, Kafka, Spark, Gurobi, or MySQL.
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As a Data Scientist, you will support the Department of the Navy (DON) Process Improvement Office (PIO). Utilize experience with Qlik Sense, SQL, and Databricks, and exhibit an eagerness to learn new technologies.
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We need a strong data scientist leader to manage our ML & data science research & development and evolve the services that make up the backbone of Xometry's business. The successful candidate will bring experience as a data scientist and machine learning leader working for a company where "AI" is considered core to the company's success.
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The PV Scientist Lead works closely with the Therapeutic Area Heads (TAH) as well as functional heads to implement new and revised processes and pharmacovigilance standards across GPS. This person will also provide scientific and compliance expertise as needed to GPS. Responsible for staff and organizational development including effective talent management, succession planning and performance management and onboarding.
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The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) USP is an independent scientific organization that collaborates with the world's top experts in health and science to develop quality standards for medicines, dietary supplements, and food ingredients.
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The National Security Sector at Leidos is hiring for a Computer Scientist (Systems Administrator) to join our team supporting a U.S. federal government intelligence agency. Understanding of IC system architecture and the ability to implement and manage enterprise-level solutions.
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Are you an AI Scientist that likes to perform research-level AI/ML data analytics? Social network analysis, supply chain analysis, forensic accounting, pattern of life, natural language processing, social media analysis, classification algorithms, and/or image processing.
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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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6+ years of experience in data science, analytics or quantitative intelligence analysis/digital forensics, and demonstrating progressive technical development and outcomes. Work closely with a tight-knit team of data scientists, as well as a larger team of software developers, digital forensic experts, network engineers, senior investigators, researchers, and data analysts to design, build, and optimize a Data Science platform to produce and analyze results, disseminate findings, and contribute to publications and presentations.
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The Principal ML Research Scientist will also have a hands-on roll and is expected to customize and create various machine learning algorithms to operate over multi-domain data and optimizing the performance of those algorithms on the data.
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The National Security Sector at Leidos is hiring for a Senior Computer Scientist (Systems Administrator) to join our team supporting a U.S. federal government intelligence agency. Must have an active Top Secret security clearance with the ability to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI with Polygraph.
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