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Don't Use This Code | Training & Consulting | Full-Time (W-2) | Fully Remote (US-only)
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39/100
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21/100
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What this role officially is
data scientist — ESCO, the EU occupation classification
Data scientists find and interpret rich data sources, manage large amounts of data, merge data sources, ensure consistency of data-sets, and create visualisations to aid in understanding data. They build mathematical models using data, present and communicate data insights and findings to specialists and scientists in their team and if required, to a non-expert audience, and recommend ways to apply the data.
Also known as: data scientists, data engineer, research data scientist, data expert, data research scientist
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Don't Use This Code's mission statement grew out of a joke… let's look at something amazing that will change the way you think about this programming language feature or this open source library… just DON'T USE THIS CODE.
I (the poster of this) made a little of a name for myself in the Python community through this very approach. See: https://pyvideo.org/speaker/james-powell.html or https://www.youtube.com/@dutctv or https://www.youtube.com/@PyDataTV/search?query=james%20powell
The core principle is: true expertise and expert knowledge is worthwhile to develop and disseminate (and this is true even if the LLM is doing a lot of the typing.) To this end, our goal is to deliver a combination of training, consulting, and hybrid coaching services to clients in the tech industry, in financial services, and at large-scale scientific research facilities. In fact, on the back of some recent successes, we are gearing up to build up a team and dramatically expand this work. Our work involves a lot of data analysis, data visualization, modelling, simulation, and experiment tooling system and infrastructure, and is currently very Python and PyData heavy.
We are looking to hire both junior and senior technical leads, as well as instructors.
We're just beginning to ramp up our hiring process, but provisional job reqs are available:
- Senior Tech Lead: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.0
- Junior Tech Lead: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.fwwr1j97nt43
- Instructor: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.4ijv3emqfxef
Given the nature of our clients, we are especially fond of hiring people with background in the sciences, including those in fields like biology or psychology, who have a strong (perhaps even self-taught) technical background.
E-mail with your résumé or LinkedIn and add any thoughts you have on developing and sharing expert knowledge: [email protected]
I (the poster of this) made a little of a name for myself in the Python community through this very approach. See: https://pyvideo.org/speaker/james-powell.html or https://www.youtube.com/@dutctv or https://www.youtube.com/@PyDataTV/search?query=james%20powell
The core principle is: true expertise and expert knowledge is worthwhile to develop and disseminate (and this is true even if the LLM is doing a lot of the typing.) To this end, our goal is to deliver a combination of training, consulting, and hybrid coaching services to clients in the tech industry, in financial services, and at large-scale scientific research facilities. In fact, on the back of some recent successes, we are gearing up to build up a team and dramatically expand this work. Our work involves a lot of data analysis, data visualization, modelling, simulation, and experiment tooling system and infrastructure, and is currently very Python and PyData heavy.
We are looking to hire both junior and senior technical leads, as well as instructors.
We're just beginning to ramp up our hiring process, but provisional job reqs are available:
- Senior Tech Lead: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.0
- Junior Tech Lead: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.fwwr1j97nt43
- Instructor: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_uJdBJlGmin4gQ_9kxxFS7cH0-CaLEhmGXle8EZ6sBM/edit?tab=t.4ijv3emqfxef
Given the nature of our clients, we are especially fond of hiring people with background in the sciences, including those in fields like biology or psychology, who have a strong (perhaps even self-taught) technical background.
E-mail with your résumé or LinkedIn and add any thoughts you have on developing and sharing expert knowledge: [email protected]