Data Scientist

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10 months ago

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Immersing The Top 1% Of Tech Talent With Innovative Startups & Scale-Ups | Driving Growth and Transformation

We’re looking for a hands-onSenior Data Scientistwith deep AI/ML expertise (including LLMs) to help build the intelligent backbone of a next-gen 3D design and GIS platform.

You’ll work across geospatial, 3D, and internal datasets—designing and deploying models that power smart automation, predictive tools, and spatial intelligence systems.

What You’ll Do:

Build and deploy ML/LLM models (GPT, Claude, etc.) into real-world tools
Develop intelligent data pipelines and AI-driven product features
Work with geospatial + 3D data to push the boundaries of spatial analytics
Collaborate with product, data, and engineering teams
Mentor peers and bring cutting-edge ML to life in production

What You Bring:

Experience with NLP, embeddings, and cloud tools (AWS preferred)
Ability to solve complex problems and ship real impact
Passion for AI, autonomy, and collaborative innovation

Bonus: 3D, GIS, or game engine (Unity/Unreal) experience? Let’s talk.

Remote-first with quarterly in-person meetups.

Make your mark on a cutting-edge product shaping the future of spatial intelligence.

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