Global Health Statistician — Epidemic Data & Impact
Quantitative Engineering Design
Scottsdale (AZ)
Hybrid
USD 55,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Quantitative Engineering Design is seeking an Applied Statistician to analyze health data related to HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria for meaningful public health projects. The role requires relocation to Sub-Saharan Africa, working closely with local teams to drive impactful research and policies. Ideal candidates should have strong statistical skills, experience in real-world data analysis, and an eagerness to collaborate across cultures. Passion for international development and commitment to the mission is essential.
Qualifications
Willingness to physically relocate long-term to Sub-Saharan Africa.
High proficiency with core ideas in statistics.
Publications in peer-reviewed journals are a plus.
Practical proficiency in analyzing real-world datasets with traditional statistics.
Familiarity with public health or willingness to develop expertise in epidemic control.
Computer programming skills for data analysis, high fluency in SQL and R/Python.
Working proficiency in English (≥C1) and typing speed of at least ≥45 words per minute.
Responsibilities
Conduct statistical analysis of national-scale health data.
Co-direct ground teams to convert data into action.
Collaborate with governmental and medical teams.
Construct dashboards for data visualization.
Skills
Statistical analysis
Data cleaning and validation
SQL
R/Python
Machine learning
Logical reasoning
Curiosity and tenacity
Education
Formal studies in statistics and data science
Tools
Git version control
Job description
Quantitative Engineering Design is seeking an Applied Statistician to analyze health data related to HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria for meaningful public health projects. The role requires relocation to Sub-Saharan Africa, working closely with local teams to drive impactful research and policies. Ideal candidates should have strong statistical skills, experience in real-world data analysis, and an eagerness to collaborate across cultures. Passion for international development and commitment to the mission is essential.