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$118K–$193K is typical
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Denver, CO
Actively hiring, first seen by us todayEmployment type in the employer’s posting: Full timeFrom the employer’s posting
Understand business problems with Pricing and Revenue Management teams
Research and deploy solutions, from process automation to data insights
Deploy models that capture value for the business
Partnering with different teams in the Pricing and Revenue Management (PRM) department, the Data Scientist will work to understand business problems
research, and deploy solutions ranging from process automation to identifying valuable new insights in data
working to deploy a model to capture value fro
employing operations research, statistical, machine learning, product management, data engineering and programming skills
Actively hiringFirst seen by us today, still listed, and not a repost of an earlier posting.
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$118K–$193K is typical
The middle half of what similar US postings state. This one doesn’t list pay.
From 3,721 postings in the last year. Stated ranges, not salaries paid.
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New Data Scientist postings at the employers we follow are down 3% over the last 5 weeks compared with the 5 before.
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We file this job under Data Scientist, by the work the posting describes.
Data scientists use statistics and models to answer harder questions, such as whether a change worked, what demand will look like next quarter, or which customers are likely to leave.
Postings usually ask for Python or R, SQL, statistics, experiment design and common machine learning methods.
Unlike an ML engineer, a data scientist's main output is often an analysis or a first model, not software running inside a product.
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) and Employment Projections (2025 to 2035). Occupation code 15-2051.
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Denver, CO
What Will You Be Doing? The Associate Data Scientist, Pricing & Revenue Management Decision Science (Remote Position Available) will be joining a team that works to deliver solutions to address business problems by employing operations research, statistical, machine learning, product management, data engineering and programming skills. The Data Scientist will see the direct impact of their own work and will work in an environment where suggesting new ideas and approaches is encouraged. Partnering with different teams in the Pricing and Revenue Management (PRM) department, the Data Scientist will work to understand business problems, research, and deploy solutions ranging from process automation to identifying valuable new insights in data and working to deploy a model to capture value fro
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