Top Software Data Science Jobs

Conduct research on how consumer LLMs search, reason, and synthesize information; design experiments and causal inference analyses; support product and engineering decisions with rigorous measurement; and build data pipelines and recurring evaluations that turn evolving research findings into product capabilities.

Analyze multimodal healthcare, genomic, clinical, and biomedical imaging data to support drug discovery, biomarker development, disease progression modeling, clinical trial design, and real-world evidence analyses. The role involves building statistical and machine learning models, developing data pipeline modules and interactive tools, collaborating with clinical, genomics, and biology teams, contributing to data strategy, and communicating findings through publications and stakeholder presentations.

Leads data scientists and machine learning engineers developing personalized customer experiences. Sets strategy, roadmaps, and priorities; partners with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Revenue, and Data Science leaders; oversees machine learning systems from design through deployment, monitoring, and optimization; advances MLOps, software engineering, experimentation, and production reliability practices; and manages capacity, resources, technical standards, and team development.

Analyze federal workforce data and position descriptions using statistical modeling, NLP, machine learning, and text analytics. Develop dashboards, visualizations, and reports; map duties and skills to job series and grade levels; validate findings with HR professionals and leadership; and provide recommendations supporting accurate, compliant job classification and reclassification decisions.

Develops clinically meaningful data science and healthcare informatics solutions for medication safety and drug diversion surveillance. The role profiles, maps, normalizes, and validates healthcare data; supports customer configuration, onboarding, investigations, and post-live troubleshooting; builds synthetic datasets; collaborates on ETL pipelines and product features; and communicates findings through validation reports, documentation, and stakeholder updates.

Principal Data Scientist supporting a U.S. Government customer by designing and implementing machine learning, data mining, statistical analysis, AI, and advanced analytics solutions. The role requires analyzing complex datasets, developing predictive and prescriptive models, using Python or R and database technologies, and providing technical expertise for mission-critical software and systems. It is based in Annapolis Junction with limited partial telework and requires an active or reinstatable TS/SCI with Polygraph clearance.

Own the analytical strategy for a digital primary care program by defining KPIs, building dbt data models, maintaining the Snowflake/Fivetran/dbt stack, and delivering analytics, forecasting, revenue modeling, dashboards, and AI-assisted workflows. Translate patient, EHR, clinical, and operational data into actionable insights for product, care delivery, operations, leadership, health systems, and payers.

Develops predictive models and transforms structured and unstructured data into actionable insights. Responsibilities include data wrangling, statistical analysis, machine learning, visualization, reporting, data pipeline management, cloud and DevSecOps integration, root-cause analysis, and technical solution development. The role supports government stakeholders, guides junior personnel, leads data projects independently, validates AI models, documents algorithms, and communicates findings through briefings and presentations.

Build Boulevard’s Product Intelligence function by developing product data foundations, pipelines, dashboards, experimentation practices, and customer behavior models. Partner with Product, Engineering, and leadership to deliver actionable insights, self-serve analytics, and productionized models. Establish scalable processes, instrumentation standards, statistical workflows, and data-driven decision-making across the organization.

Own applied statistical analysis for mineral processing operations, including experimental design, metric definitions, uncertainty quantification, process control, forecasting, reporting, and dashboards. Analyze messy sensor, assay, laboratory, and plant data to support production, cost, supplier, and capacity decisions. Partner with data platform teams, improve analytical rigor across the company, and communicate findings clearly to operators, engineers, and executives.