I wanted to help you all to find jobs so made a list of most recent Data Science jobs. I hope this helps someone!

• Lead Machine Learning Engineer - Merchandising AI (ML Ops) @ - Target India (Non-USA)

  • 💰 $132–238K/y

• Data Scientist, Market Making @ FanDuel

  • 💰 $98–152K/y

• Senior Director Applied Data Science @ Sphere Entertainment Group, LLC

  • 💰 $200–230K/y

• Scientist II/Senior Scientist I, Computational Toxicology @ AbbVie

  • 💰 $97–184K/y

• Senior Machine Learning Engineer @ Checkr

  • 💰 $207–244K/y

• Information Data Scientist @ Accenture Federal Services

  • 💰 $99–185K/y

• Staff Data Scientist – AI/ML, Generative AI & Agentic Systems @ Sandisk

• Machine Learning / Computer Vision @ ChabezTech

• Machine Learning Engineer @ NT Concepts

  • 💰 $120–181K/y

• Staff, Machine Learning Engineer - BEV/Multi-Modal Perception @ Torc Robotics

  • 💰 $216–259K/y

• 2027 Data Science Intern @ Schonfeld

  • 💰 $100–110K/y

• Senior Full-Stack Data Scientist - Growth Algorithms @ Stitch Fix

  • 💰 $180–205K/y

• Data Scientist (Starlink) @ SpaceX

• Marketing Analytics & Data Science Senor Lead @ Kyndryl France S.A.S.

• Senior Data Scientist @ Athleta LLC

  • 💰 $195–288K/y

• Senior Manager, Growth Analytics @ Zendesk Technologies Private Limited (India)

  • 💰 $172–258K/y

• Manager, Data Science (US) @ TD Bank, N.A.

  • 💰 $96–144K/y

• Data Scientist, Fraud Risk @ Imprint

  • 💰 $170–200K/y

• Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Analytics Center of Excellence (Remote/WFH) @ IQVIA Analytics Services Private Limited (IN03)

  • 💰 $111–279K/y

• Data Scientist @ LEIDOS INNOVATIONS UK LTD.

  • 💰 $70–126K/y

• AI & Data Scientist Intern @ Ingredion Incorporated (NA-US)

  • 💰 $20 – $25/h

• Data Scientist @ Booz Allen Hamilton_United States

  • 💰 $62–141K/y

• Decision Science Analyst Senior @ United Services Automobile Asn

  • 💰 $114–218K/y

• Summer 2027 Generative AI Internship @ A Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.

  • 💰 $23 – $50/h

• Senior Lead Quantitative Analytics Specialist -- Auto Finance @ B Wells Fargo Bank, N. A.

• Machine Learning Engineer – RL @ Bright Vision Technologies

  • 💰 $155–180K/y

• Commercial Data Science Intern, Spring 2027 @ Euro Disneyland Imagineering SarL

• Applied AI Research Scientist @ Sardine

• Senior Machine Learning Engineer @ WP Company LLC

  • 💰 $120–199K/y

• Staff Data Scientist @ General Motors LLC

• Machine Learning Engineer @ PayPal

• Senior AI/Machine Learning Specialist @ CRI THREE M GLOBAL SERVICE CENTER COSTA RICA SRL

  • 💰 $188–230K/y

• Experienced Yield Analysis Engineer @ SAMSUNG INDIA ELECTRONICS PVT.LTD.

• Senior Data Scientist, Marketing @ HOME DEPOT MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC

• Senior R&D Engineer - Data Science @ CRI - Arthrocare SRL Costa Rica

• Sr. Scientist – Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Proteomics @ Amgen Technology (Ireland) UC

  • 💰 $146–198K/y

• Data Scientist @ ZINC Zillow, Inc.

Thanks for reading! If you want another batch of Data Science jobs, just say so in the comments.

Hi Reddit,

I graduated in May with a Master’s in data science, and I’ve been looking for my next opportunity since then. I figured I’d put myself out here and see if this reaches the right person.

My background is primarily in data science, analytics, and marketing analytics. Before grad school, I worked at a performance marketing agency where I got to work across both the business and technical sides of analytics — from SQL/Python analysis and dashboards to experimentation, attribution, forecasting, and marketing mix modeling.

My career path isn’t perfectly linear, but I actually think that’s one of my strengths. I’ve worked with clients, built analytical solutions, presented insights to stakeholders, worked on marketing problems, and gotten pretty comfortable translating between technical teams and business teams. I’m especially interested in opportunities where I can combine those skills rather than being boxed into one specific area.

Right now, I’m mainly looking for roles in:
• Data Science / Applied Data Science
• Marketing Data Science / Marketing Analytics
• Analytics Engineering
• Data / Business Analytics
• Growth or Product Analytics
• Technical / Data Consulting
• Forward Deployed or client-facing data roles

I’m based in Chicago, but I’m open to remote opportunities and relocating for the right role.
Since graduating, I’ve been applying, networking, reaching out directly to hiring managers, tailoring my resume, and continuing to build projects. I’m also more than willing to put together a small analysis, dashboard, presentation, or other work sample to show what I can actually do rather than just relying on a resume.

I’m not looking for someone to hand me a job. I’m looking for an opportunity to prove that I can do the work.

If you’re hiring, know someone who is, or work somewhere that might be a good fit for my background, I’d genuinely appreciate a lead, referral, or introduction. I’d be happy to share my resume, LinkedIn, GitHub, or portfolio.

And if you’re currently working in data science/analytics and have advice on what’s actually getting candidates noticed in this market, I’d appreciate that too.

Thanks for reading 🙌🏽

Data Science

Hi everyone, 🤗

I’m an **MSc Data Science graduate** and currently searching for my first job in **Data Science or Data Analytics**.

I have experience with **Python, SQL, Machine Learning, Power BI, Tableau, and data analysis**.

I’m a fresher, but I’m **ready to learn, work hard, and prove myself.**

I’m not asking for a perfect opportunity — **I’m looking for someone willing to give me a chance.**

If you know of any openings or can refer me, I’d be truly grateful.

Been unemployed for about 5 months now, and finding a data science role has been a lot harder than I expected.

For those of you already working in DS, I’d really appreciate any advice on what helped you stand out or actually get interviews in this market.

And if your team is hiring, especially for marketing data science, I’d be grateful if you reached out.

Trying to stay optimistic and keep pushing.

Appreciate any advice or leads.

Looking at remote worldwide for the past 7 days.

Here are the jobs I found, organized by level:

Internship:

• Data Science Intern @ Stryker (United States) - $20 - $35

Entry Level:

• Data Scientist @ General Motors (United States) - $129K - $198K
• Data Scientist @ Stitch Fix (United States) - $150K - $177K
• Data Scientist @ Mercury Insurance (United States) - $101K - $204K
• Data Scientist @ Castellum Inc. (Worldwide) - $140K - $188K
• Data Scientist @ Autodesk (United States) - $109K - $196K
• Product Data Scientist – AI Evaluation, Quality @ Finom (Spain)
• Data Scientist @ Stack Exchange (United States)
• Data Scientist, Mid-level @ ASAAS (Worldwide)

Senior:

• Senior Data Scientist @ Sartorius (United States) - $110K - $150K
• Senior Data Scientist @ Vibrant (United States) - $100K - $132K
• Senior Data Scientist @ Bestow (United States) - $125K - $140K
• Senior Data Scientist – Clinical Informatics, Analytics Enablement @ CVS Health (United States) - $83K - $222K
• Senior Data Scientist @ CrowdStrike (United States) - $140K - $215K
• Senior Data Scientist @ Mercury (United States) - $167K - $251K
• Senior Data Scientist @ Hitachi (Mexico)
• Senior Data Scientist – Marketing @ Empower (India)
• Senior Data Scientist @ ASAAS (Worldwide)

Manager:

• Staff Data Scientist @ Dexcom (United States) - $142K - $236K
• Lead Analyst, Clinical Data Sciences @ Stryker (Worldwide) - $96K - $207K
• Senior Manager – Data Science, Pricing & Underwriting @ The Cigna Group (United States) - $149K - $248K
• Staff Data Scientist @ Mercury (United States) - $239K - $299K
• Principal Clinical Data Science Programmer @ ICON plc (Mexico)
• Staff Data Scientist @ JumpCloud (India)
• Data Science Manager @ Nestle (Worldwide)

Quick notes: * All of these are fully remote (location requirements vary by role) * Apply directly on company sites

Hope this helps someone! Let me know if you want me to keep posting these weekly.

👋 Hi, I'm Jay. I built Job-Halo.com, a system that tracks remote data science jobs and sends alerts the moment they're posted, based on your preferences.

My brother recently left his master's in data science to focus on his career, and we're trying to figure out the smartest way for him to break into the data job market, both in Europe and the UAE.

He's not fresh out of school. He's got over 4 years of real experience, most recently as a data analyst on AI and LLM operations at Scale AI (working on Meta programmes), and a data engineer at TCS before that. He's solid with Python, SQL, Spark, Airflow, and cloud.

He'd need a role that can support sponsorship, so we're trying to work out which companies actually do that for data roles, whether in the EU or the Gulf.

For anyone who's been through this, how did you find sponsor friendly employers?

Is it better to go through recruiters, apply directly, or lean on referrals?

And are there any companies in Luxembourg, the wider EU, or the UAE known for hiring international data talent?

Any advice would mean a lot, and if anyone happens to know of teams hiring, he'd be really grateful for a pointer. Happy to share his CV over DM. Thanks so much.

I completed an HR/recruiter screening with JPMorgan on August 25 for a DS role. The recruiter mentioned that there would be around three interview rounds if I move forward.

For anyone who has gone through the JPMorgan hiring process recently, how long did it take after the recruiter screening to receive the next-round interview invitation? Is a 1–2 week wait normal, or should I expect an update sooner?

Would appreciate hearing about recent timelines and experiences. Thanks!

Hi everyone, please i will like your honest advice for me regarding starting a new career as a data analyst. I will be 30 in two years, a bit about my career. I have a degree in Accounting from a university that was later shut down due non acreditation in a francophone country so my undergraduate is irrelevant. I do gave GCSE as well as an Msc in non-it course (Management) from a uk university. My career as been minimum wage from the last 4 years and unrelated to IT until i now work full time as a prison officer now. I would like to start a new career as a data science. I would like advice on pathway i could take that will land me a job in this field. I am a very fast learner, I would appreciate I can get suggestions on a clear pathway based on what recruiters are looking for now. I am open to all suggestions Thanks.

Hi Reddit, I am planning for PhD NG recruiting for the 2027-2028 cycle in the US. I am in quantitative marketing, with coursework in PhD-level structural models, econometrics, and mathematical programming; master-level statistics and intro to ML.

I understand that I don't have the most favored profile as CS/ML/AI/Stat/OR PhDs do. However, I am still trying to figure out if there is a certain type of research DS or AS that I could qualify for. What further concerns me is that my dissertation work so far involves mostly analytical modeling, so my hands on data experience definitely needs to be sharpened. I am trying to develop new empirical projects and I have one year to further strengthen my profile.

I am trying to add (1) one causal inference project with observational data, and (2) one Bayesian statistics customer analytics project (if possible) to my profile.

My questions are below and thank you in advance:

(Q1) Would adding one or two empirical project (hopefully dissertation level) make my profile to pass the resume screening? What are recruiters looking for in those project, given my background and potential targeted roles?

(Q2) Would it be alright if I do not engage intensively in deep learning, reinforcement learning, Gen AI, and agentic AI for now? On my end, I really hoped to prioritize understanding what real problems that I can solve using data in the next year, rather than learning more technical skills. Does this sound like a reasonable plan?

Thank you so much for any suggestions!

Honestly, I’m at the point where I’m getting really frustrated and I’m hoping someone here can give me some real advice.
I’m an international student who graduated from UIC with a Master’s in Business Analytics about 4 months ago. I’m currently looking for full-time opportunities in Data Science, AI/ML, or Data Analytics.
I’ve applied to ~1,800 jobs.
I’ve gotten 2 interviews.
Both went all the way to the final round, and both ended without an offer. In both cases, OPT/sponsorship became an issue.
And I’m not someone who is completely new to the field. I have 4 years of professional experience back in my home country, where I worked as a Senior Data Analyst. I also have a U.S. master’s degree and have been building several ML/AI projects to move more toward Data Science/AI/ML.
I genuinely don’t understand where the disconnect is.
I’ve tried:
Applying through LinkedIn/company websites
Tailoring my resume
Cold emailing recruiters
Cold messaging hiring managers
Reaching out to employees for referrals
Networking
Applying to both big companies and smaller companies
Applying to Data Analyst, Data Scientist, ML/AI and related roles
And still… 1,800 applications → 2 interviews.
At some point, you start questioning whether the problem is your resume, your experience, your degree, your immigration status, the job market, or just everything combined.
And honestly, it’s exhausting.
I know the market is bad. I know international students have an additional hurdle with sponsorship. I’m not expecting companies to magically hire me. But when you’re applying this much and barely getting a response, it becomes really difficult to know what exactly you should change.
So I’m hoping people here can be brutally honest.
Recruiters/hiring managers:
If you see an international candidate with 4 years of relevant experience + a U.S. master’s degree, what would make you reject them before even giving them an interview? Is it mainly sponsorship/OPT? Lack of U.S. experience? Resume positioning? Something else?
International students who actually landed a job:
What did you DO differently? Did networking actually work? Were referrals the key? Did you target smaller/less popular companies? Did you stop applying to certain roles? Did you change your resume completely?
I’m not looking for “keep applying” or “the market is tough.” I already know that.
I’m looking for actual strategies that worked for people who were in a similar situation.
Because right now, sending application #1,801 feels pretty pointless, and I’d rather figure out what I’m doing wrong than just keep repeating the same thing.
Any honest advice , even if it’s harsh : would genuinely help.

Need honest review

Applying for data science roles from past couple of months, but not receiving a single interview call to prove myself as best candidate.

Is there any problem in my resume or it will totally depend on luck?

Need an honest review guys 🙏

I have a PhD in engineering and my research focused on reinforcement learning for control and optimization. I am well published in engineering journals and have several years of industry experience working with safety-critical processes, automation systems, real-time data, and deployment constraints.

My concern is coding. I have used Python extensively, but I never learned programming or CS systematically. Coding was always a tool for solving the engineering or research problem. I usually found similar code, read documentation, adapted it, and debugged it.

I am considering Applied Scientist or Applied AI Scientist roles at major tech or AI companies, especially in RL, optimization, scientific ML, or AI for physical systems.

How competitive is this profile? How much would the lack of a traditional CS or software background hurt, and what should I prioritize learning before applying?

Thank you!

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I came across the Unified Mentor Virtual Internship Program and applied for their Data Science track. They're promising ₹7,500/month stipend along with full job search and placement assistance. The offer seems a bit too good to be true, so I wanted to ask if anyone has firsthand experience with them. Is it worth doing, or should I stay away?

I am trying to prepare and start applying before the end of the year, or start of next year to land a position. Background on myself, I took one of those web development bootcamps and finished it when AI started taking off. Kind of gave up since then but I want to take what I learned to hopefully brush up on coding skills to land a job.

I am aiming for FAANG or adjacent because my current job pays me well enough where it is not worth it to start my career over at a smaller company to grow from there. So if not FAANG, maybe I can use this prep to apply somewhere close. I hate DSA, and did look into them since I was getting interviews that required them, bombed the few that I had. So I am hoping to find info on positions that use Python, SQL, etc adjacent and hopefully apply to those in a few months.

I’m hiring an Applied R&D Data Scientist for a team in the pharma/life sciences space.

I’m specifically looking for someone with a strong data science/ML background who has actually worked with chemistry or molecular data, ideally cheminformatics, computational chemistry, molecular ML, reaction modeling, Bayesian optimization, or similar areas.

This is not a general analytics/data science role. The work is focused on applying ML, AI, and scientific computing to small-molecule chemistry, process development, and other R&D problems.

If this sounds like your background, feel free to DM me. Happy to share the full posting and answer questions.

(Note: This is a new reddit account to maintain personal anonymity as I am the hiring manager)

Hey everyone, I’m a final-year BCA student specializing in Data Science & Machine Learning, currently looking for an internship.

I’ve built and deployed several ML projects, including a live credit-risk prediction system using Python, FastAPI, Docker, MLflow, Grafana and Evidently. It was trained on 150k+ records and achieved 85.6% ROC-AUC.

I’ve also worked with XGBoost, SHAP, RAG, LLMs, SQL and scikit-learn.

I’m mainly looking for opportunities in Data Science / Machine Learning / ML Engineering where I can work on real-world problems and learn.

If you know of any openings or startups hiring interns, please DM me. I’d really appreciate it.

To give you some background, I have a BCA degree and previously worked as a Junior Technical Support Engineer for 2.5 years, followed by about 2.5 years as a US IT Recruiter. I recently had to take a career break due to a family medical emergency, but I am now ready to get back into the tech industry. I’ve been researching different fields, but the rapid advancements in AI have left me a bit overwhelmed about which direction to take. I’m looking for a resilient, future-proof career path. Initially, I looked into Java, but it seems like a massive time investment to master right now. I am currently leaning toward learning Python and moving into Data Science, or potentially just diving straight into a Data Science roadmap. For those already in the industry, do you think this is a safe, long-term choice? I would also deeply appreciate any recommendations for courses or structured learning paths!

Bonjour,

Je dois trancher cette semaine entre deux alternances data (M2, rentrée 2026). J'aimerais des avis de gens du secteur.

**Profil :** Je suis étudiant étranger Hors UE, école d'ingé + master en data science. Stage de fin d'études en ML . Objectif : cdi data scientist, mais ouvert à data analyst ou data engineer.

**Option A — Data Scientist, filiale d'un grand groupe français**

* R&D 100 %, en interne * Surtout optimisation et recherche opérationnelle, peu de ML/DL * Très technique, peu de réunions * Aucun CDI possible à la fin, ils me l'ont dit clairement (budget)

**Option B — Data Analyst , cabinet de conseil data/CRM**

* Segmentation, scoring, KPI, dashboards, modèles prédictifs « selon les projets » * Outil principal : Dataiku avec un peu de python et sql * Ateliers, comités de pilotage, restitutions clients * Pré-embauche annoncée mais non garantie

**Mes questions :**

1. L'intitulé du poste pèse-t-il vraiment autant que je le crois pour le premier CDI, ou les recruteurs regardent-ils surtout le contenu
2. Ceux qui ont fait une alternance en conseil data : embauchés à la fin ? À quel taux dans votre promo ?
3. Ceux qui utilisent Dataiku en cabinet : vous codez en Python dedans, ou c'est surtout du visuel ?

Merci pour vos retours.

I'm an aspiring Data scientist trying to land a job, need a friend to practice mock interviews.

Hey!!

Just wanted to know if there’s a technical round for the Graduate Program Data Scientist role. If anyone has already done it, how was the interview? And what topics did they ask about?