Harnham

Data Scientist

South San Francisco, California
US$90000 - US$120000 per year + EQUITY, UNLIMITED PTO

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DATA SCIENTIST (MEDTECH OR NEUROSCIENCE BACKGROUND)

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

$90,000-$120,000 + EQUITY + UNLIMITED PTO

Been on the lookout for an opportunity to help change the way chronic diseases are treated? A medical technology company in the Bay Area is looking for a talented data scientist to leverage their strong data science/machine learning skillset to decipher and visualize a TON of clinical data. If you are looking for a position with a very scientifically driven company where you get to work with some extraordinary people that truly want to make an impact, apply now!

THE ROLE

As a Data Scientist, your responsibilities will include:

  • Analyzing and reporting high-dimensional clinical data
  • Developing algorithms using predictive modeling
  • Creating visualization tools and reports
  • Generating insights that will impact further decision-making

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES:

The successful Data Scientist will have the following skills and experience:

  • Educated to a MSc level with a strong preference for a PhD
  • Previous experience in working with clinical/scientific datasets
  • Strong statistical data science/machine learning background
  • Exceptional programming knowledge in Python
  • Neuroscience background highly desirable
  • Previous engineering/medical device work highly desirable

THE BENEFITS:

  • Generous Compensation: $90,000-$120,000 Base Salary
  • Exceptional Equity Component
  • Unlimited PTO Policy
  • Comprehensive Benefits Package
  • Remote/Flexible Working Hours
  • Upward Growth Potential
  • And much more!

HOW TO APPLY:

Please register your interest by sending your CV to Riley Hsia via the Apply link on this page

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