Faculty Data Scientist - Childhood Cancer Survivorship
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Memphis (TN)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive salary
Generous start-up packages
Supportive work environment
Job summary
A premier pediatric research institution in Memphis is seeking an innovative data scientist to advance research in childhood cancer survivorship. As a Faculty Member, you will apply cutting-edge computational methods to analyze high-dimensional health data and develop predictive models. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in data science, over three years of experience, and a proven record in collaborative research. Join us in improving the lives of childhood cancer survivors through advanced analytics and multidisciplinary teamwork.
Qualifications
At least three years of relevant postgraduate experience.
Proven track record of productivity.
Experience applying pretrained foundation models.
Responsibilities
Apply state-of-the-art computational methods.
Lead research at the intersection of data science and clinical sciences.
Develop predictive models that transform survivorship care.
Skills
Advanced machine learning
Natural language processing
AI-driven approaches for multimodal data integration
Computational pipelines for large-scale biomedical datasets
Causal inference
Feature engineering
AI agents for analytics
Education
PhD or equivalent degree in data science
Job description
A premier pediatric research institution in Memphis is seeking an innovative data scientist to advance research in childhood cancer survivorship. As a Faculty Member, you will apply cutting-edge computational methods to analyze high-dimensional health data and develop predictive models. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in data science, over three years of experience, and a proven record in collaborative research. Join us in improving the lives of childhood cancer survivors through advanced analytics and multidisciplinary teamwork.