Data Scientist

Location: United States

• Process, cleanse, and verify the integrity, quality, and reliability of data used for analysis, reporting, and predictive modeling.
• Perform ad-hoc and recurring analyses, presenting results and insights in a clear, concise manner to support business decision-making.
• Analyze large, complex datasets to extract meaningful insights, selecting appropriate statistical, analytical, and machine learning techniques based on the problem context.
• Select relevant features and build, evaluate, and optimize classification and predictive models using machine learning techniques.
• Apply data mining and advanced analytical methods to identify trends, patterns, and relationships within structured and unstructured data.
• Extend and enrich customer and business datasets using third-party data sources when required to improve analytical outcomes.
• Enhance data collection and preparation procedures to ensure relevant, high-quality inputs for analytic and machine learning systems.
• Use data modeling and evaluation strategies to identify patterns and accurately predict unseen or future instances.
• Collaborate with business and technical stakeholders to align analytical solutions with business objectives.
• Adhere to the Underwriters Laboratories Code of Conduct and follow all physical and digital security, data governance, and compliance practices.
• Perform other related duties as directed in support of analytics and data science initiatives.

The Data Scientist is responsible for delivering data-driven insights and analytical solutions that support business decision-making. This role partners closely with business stakeholders, data engineering, and development teams to analyze complex datasets, build visualizations, and develop predictive models. The ideal candidate combines strong analytical skills with business acumen and effective communication in an Agile environment.