Apply on Employer Site

Castalia Systems · 1 day ago

Data Scientist Mid

St. Louis , MO

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

4+ years exp

Castalia Systems is a proven business partner providing mission critical solutions to the Federal Government. They are seeking a highly skilled Data Scientist with a TS/SCI clearance to support a government customer in St. Louis, Missouri, focusing on data analysis, visualization, and application development.

AnalyticsArtificial Intelligence (AI)RoboticsSoftware

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Interact with analysts; routinely take and translate analytical requirements and transform them into data formats to allow for use and the application of new emerging analytical methodologies

Interpret rich data sources, manage large amounts of data, merge data sources together, ensure consistency of data-sets, support the creation of visualizations to understand data, build mathematical models using the data, present and communicate the data insights/findings to specialists and scientists in their team and if required to a non-expert audience

Design, develop, program, and test applications and exchange data within and amongst information systems

Qualification

Data visualizationStatistical methodsDatabase architecturePythonSQLData wranglingSharePoint managementNintex workflowsHTMLCSSJavaRJavaScriptEffective communication

Required

Current TS clearance with access to SCI?

Bachelor's degree in related field

At least 4 years of full-time experience creating and applying algorithms and statistical methods to data, visualizing data, and developing database architecture?

Demonstrated experience developing data visualizations with tools such as Tableau, Power Bl, Grafana, etc

Demonstrated experience with data collection, conditioning, and wrangling

Demonstrated experience with SharePoint content management, lists, and forms

Demonstrated experience developing complex Nintex workflows

Demonstrated understanding of data analytics and statistics