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All the health information we need is within us. Just below the skin. Sava is redefining the way people interact with their health by developing the most advanced biosensing technology science has to offer, capable of accessing bodily information in a painless, real-time and affordable way.

Description

As a Data Analyst in our Research and Development team, you will play an essential role in analyzing data from electrochemical lab tests, integrating insights from production and quality control systems, and supporting sensor development. Working closely with our R&D teams, your contributions will optimize analysis libraries, refine test result interpretations, and create impactful visualizations for internal decision-making.

Responsibilities

Utilize Python and SQL to manipulate, analyze, and extract insights from complex datasets.Perform statistical analyses and interpret test data to support sensor performance and R&D efforts.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and optimize data analysis processes.Build and maintain dashboards and reports to communicate data insights to stakeholders.

Past Experience

1-2 years of experience in a similar role.

Requirements

Advanced proficiency in Python for data manipulation and analysis.Strong experience with SQL for querying relational databases.Knowledge of statistical analysis and core statistical concepts.Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving abilities and analytical skills.Excellent communication skills for collaboration across diverse teams.

Preferred

Familiarity with Git for version control.Experience with Power BI or other visualization tools.Understanding of data cleaning techniques and data quality management.Knowledge of signal processing or filtering techniques for lab data.

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