· Clear communication skills and the ability to explain analysis, limitations, and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences.
· Up to ~2 years of experience in data science, analytics, applied statistics, or a related internship/graduate role.
· Strong hands-on skills in Python or R for analysis, plus solid SQL for querying and transforming data.
· Solid grasp of statistics and core machine learning concepts (e.g. regression, classification, evaluation metrics, train/test splits, overfitting).
· Experience producing clear analysis in notebooks or scripts, with version control (Git) and basic testing or validation of analysis code.
· Comfort working with structured (and ideally some unstructured) datasets; experience cleaning, joining, and aggregating data for analysis.
· Familiarity with visualization and storytelling (e.g. Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, ggplot, or BI tools) to communicate results effectively.
· Some exposure to a cloud or modern data stack (GCP, AWS, or Azure; warehouses, batch pipelines, or feature stores), or strong motivation to learn in production.
· Enthusiasm for data, experimentation, and continuous learning.
· Openness to using AI coding assistants and prompt engineering to learn faster and work more effectively.