Data Scientist
ARMY TRANSPORTATIONAbout the Position: Serves as a Data Scientist and technical expert responsible for the application of operations research and advanced data analysis techniques to identify the methods, processes, algorithms, tools, and systems to extract and interpret findings to help optimize programs.Plans, coordinates and executes studies of marked difficulty and responsibility that address advanced data modeling techniques and procedures, data trend analysis and the development of mathematical data algorithms.Provides analysis, produces data analysis leveraging data science methodologies and applies modeling techniques and procedures in support of the Army's migration.Identifies study's objectives, definesrequirements, metrics, measures of effectiveness, and expected outcomes.Anticipates, identifies, and defines major problems and future needs, seeks root causes, and develops practical courses of action and timely solutions.Participates in the planning and implementation of methods, models, and tools and partners with other analysts to identify opportunities for significant process enhancements and recommends changes.Directs and coordinates specific data mining, analysis, advanced modeling, development of mathematical algorithms, and computer program design activities.
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