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Director, Marketing Campaigns

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Director, Marketing Campaigns

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We believe in bold ideas, diverse perspectives, and the drive to transform knowledge into impact. Here, your curiosity fuels progress, your voice shapes innovation, and your ambition helps redefine what’s possible within science and learning.

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Senior Business Intelligence Analyst

NewPosted 1 week ago

Senior Business Intelligence Analyst

  • Lead end to end ETL processes, including data extraction, transformation, and loading, to ensure the accuracy, integrity, and security of data used for analysis.
  • Develop and maintain interactive dashboards in Microsoft Power BI that give the leadership team clear, data driven visualizations to support decision-making.
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Senior Data Scientist (NLP & Applied AI)

NewPosted 1 week ago

Senior Data Scientist (NLP & Applied AI)

  • Design and build NLP enrichment pipelines that extract entities, classifications, claims, and summaries from scientific full-text at scale.
  • Compare NLP approaches to extraction and enrichment against LLM-based approaches, and pick the right tool for each task. That means putting traditional NLP (NER, sequence labeling, classification), embedding-based retrieval, LLM prompting, and fine-tuned smaller models on the same table, and defending each choice with evaluation, cost, and operational tradeoffs. This is a core part of the job, not an occasional exercise.
Engineering

Principal Data Scientist

NewPosted 2 weeks ago

Principal Data Scientist

  • Design and build NLP enrichment pipelines that extract entities, classifications, claims, and summaries from scientific full-text at scale.
  • Compare NLP approaches to extraction and enrichment against LLM-based approaches, and pick the right tool for each task. That means putting traditional NLP (NER, sequence labeling, classification), embedding-based retrieval, LLM prompting, and fine-tuned smaller models on the same table, and defending each choice with evaluation, cost, and operational tradeoffs. This is a core part of the job, not an occasional exercise.