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Boston, Massachusetts
US$180000 - US$210000 per annum
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Data Science Manager
E-Commerce
Boston, MA
$180,000 - $210,000 + Benefits + Bonus

Are you passionate about joining a company that is creatively personalizing people's entertainment experience? A leading e-commerce company are looking for an experienced Data Science Manager to handle the successful building of algorithms, statistical models, and visualization to meet business growth in New York.

THE ROLE:

As Data Science Manager, you will be the product insights lead in researching user data to generate more relevant recommendations through machine learning and algorithm development. You will be responsible for:

  • Developing predictive models in Python and SQL to build a retail experience platform
  • Applying analytical rigor and statistical methods to analyze large amounts of data across all channels
  • Collaborating with business partners in developing approaches and delivering insights

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:

  • Proven experience managing an insights team with a background in data science
  • Experience in consumer-focused retail (fashion, clothing, e-commerce)
  • Foundational research or managing research experience
  • Strong understanding of data platforms and consumer data constructs
  • Strong communication and negotiation skills across the business and e-commerce environment
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, organizational, management, and leadership skills
  • Deep knowledge of advanced analytics tools and languages, specifically Python or R and SQL
  • Proficiency in mathematical analysis methods, machine learning, data visualization, statistical analysis, and predictive modelling such as regression, churn, decision trees or similar
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Business Analytics, Economics, Physics, Engineering, or related discipline; Master's degree or PhD preferred

BENEFITS:

As a Data Science Manager you can expect to earn up to $210,000 (depending on your experience), plus great benefits including a bonus.

HOW TO APPLY:

Please register your interest by sending your resume to George Little via the Apply link on this page.

KEYWORDS:

Acquisition, Retention, Python, SQL, R, Tableau, Advanced Analytics, Data Science, Churn, E-commerce, Predictive, Statistical, Machine Learning, Customer, Modelling, Model, Regression, Decision Trees, Campaigns, Marketing Analytics, Membership, Data Visualization, Consumer, Retail

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