Support development efforts with standardized protocols to manipulate information captured in a fixed format to usable data, using non-traditional data sources like scraping data from social media, mining data from natural language texts, as well as vectorizing images to create analytical dataset to inform policy decisions. Design, develop, test, validate, and deploy Predictive Analytics/Machine Learning (ML) /Statistical models as part of new product development and/or projects. Prepares text and data figures for funding applications, written reports, manuscripts for submission to scientific journals, and patent applications. view job details

Actively pursue external funding for both research and infrastructure development. Builds a structure and process for modeling, predicting, and classifying user behavior and other business metrics. Manage and mentor a research team consisting of students and research assistants as needed. view job details

Assists in the interpretation of results and writing of small sections of technical reports/presentations. Prepares tables, graphics or software tool components using statistical/biostatistical/machine learning capabilities. Support Senior Data Scientists in??data cleaning,??model??development, coding and validation. view job details

Document algorithms and tools. Schedule participant baseline and follow-up interview appointments and coordinate with other field staff schedules. Requires one year of relevant post-high school education or equivalent and one-two years of related experience. view job details

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