Bio Data Scientist: Neuroimaging & Epidemiology Research

UWMSN University of Wisconsin Madison; United States; Hybrid; USD 60.000 - 88.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University of Wisconsin–Madison is seeking an experienced research data analyst to support a vascular cognitive impairment and dementia study led by Dr. Caunca.

You will manage, harmonize, and analyze complex longitudinal data using R, STATA, or SAS, and help develop reproducible workflows and data management systems. The role includes collaborating on manuscripts and conference presentations, overseeing student work, and designing analytic plans for future studies.

Qualifikationen

• Managing, analyzing, and interpreting research data from complex cohort studies in R and/or STATA and/or SAS.
• Work with established statistical methods and create reproducible code for publication.

Aufgaben

• Implements data science techniques under supervision to identify data patterns and answer research questions.
• Documents approaches to address research questions.
• Prepares data sets for analysis including cleaning, transformations, and integration of multiple sources.
• Composes and assembles reproducible workflows and reports for researchers and administrators.
• Organizes and automates project steps for data preparation and analysis.

Kenntnisse

R

STATA

SAS

Machine learning

Data visualization

Causal inference

Reproducible code

Team communication

Ausbildung

Master's degree in public health/biostatistics/epidemiology

PhD in public health/biostatistics/epidemiology

Tools

R

STATA

SAS

Jobbeschreibung

University of Wisconsin–Madison is seeking an experienced research data analyst to support a vascular cognitive impairment and dementia study led by Dr. Caunca.

You will manage, harmonize, and analyze complex longitudinal data using R, STATA, or SAS, and help develop reproducible workflows and data management systems. The role includes collaborating on manuscripts and conference presentations, overseeing student work, and designing analytic plans for future studies.