Senior Data Science Engineer — ML at Scale & Impact

T-Mobile; New York (NY); On-site; USD 116,500 - 210,100; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Employee stock purchase plan

Paid time off

Flexible spending account

Tuition assistance

Job summary

T-Mobile is looking for a Senior Data Science Software Engineer to develop innovative AI and ML systems that will shape our advertising products. In this role, you'll lead projects that enhance consumer insights and advertising performance.

Your expertise in machine learning and big data will enable us to deliver impactful solutions and drive customer engagement directly. Join a diverse team that values collaboration and a strong commitment to consumer privacy.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of related work experience in data science.
• Familiarity with MLOps and DevOps tools.
• Experience with machine learning solutions at scale.
• Worked with big data architecture and data warehousing technologies.
• Experience with large-scale distributed data systems.

Responsibilities

• Lead the development of machine learning products.
• Build scalable data and training pipelines.
• Apply statistical methods for quality assurance.
• Write production-quality code and implement best practices.
• Collaborate with teams to solve complex problems.

Skills

AI/ML expertise

Statistical modeling

Data structures

Big data technologies

Distributed processing

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in a Quantitative Discipline

Advanced Degree with 3 years experience

Tools

Python

PySpark

AWS

BigQuery

Snowflake

Job description

T-Mobile is looking for a Senior Data Science Software Engineer to develop innovative AI and ML systems that will shape our advertising products. In this role, you'll lead projects that enhance consumer insights and advertising performance.

Your expertise in machine learning and big data will enable us to deliver impactful solutions and drive customer engagement directly. Join a diverse team that values collaboration and a strong commitment to consumer privacy.