Senior Data Scientist Job Chantilly area,Virginia USA,IT/Tech

Closure Technologies is seeking a Senior Data Scientist to analyze complex datasets, develop predictive models, and deliver data-driven insights that support innovative technology solutions for government clients.

Clearance Requirement: TS/SCI with Polygraph

Key Responsibilities:

Analyze data and create data-driven visualizations.
Apply skills in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing to projects.
Develop and maintain monitoring applications for statistical or machine learning processes using Python and SQL.
Prepare detailed reports and present findings based on statistical analysis.
Contribute to data science and analytics projects

Required Qualifications:

TS/SCI clearance with Polygraph
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
3+ years of experience in data science or analytics
Experience with the analysis of data and creation of data-driven visualizations
Experience in working with artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, data mining, statistics, and algorithms
Ability to develop persistent monitoring applications for statistical or machine learning processes using Python and SQL
Ability to create reports and present findings based on statistical analysis

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience programming in an AWS cloud environment
Experience working with LLMs, such as Claude or GPT
Experience with Tableau
Possession of strong communication skills
Business Analytics, Data Mining, or Statistical Analysis Certification

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