US Federal Government (USAJobs)Fort Meade, Maryland
First seen 2026-08-21 on US Federal Government (USAJobs)'s careers page.
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Data science is present in every aspect of NSA's mission to protect the nation. By joining our team, you will tackle challenging problems by leveraging big data, high-performance computing, machine learning and more. We are looking for senior-level data scientists who believe that answers to hard questions lie in the yet-to-be-told story of diverse, complicated data sets. You will develop solutions for complex data problems, taking full advantage of NSA's capabilities to tackle the priority.
Data science at NSA uses elements of mathematics, statistics, computer science and application-specific knowledge to gather, make, and communicate principled conclusions from data. It encompasses AI engineering, data engineering, ML Ops engineering, and human perception and cognition engineering, in addition to traditional applications of data science. Responsibilities may include: - Exploring data analysis and model-fitting to reveal data features of interest - Using machine-learned predictive modeling - Constructing usable data sets from multiple sources to meet customer needs - Identifying and analyzing anomalous data (including metadata) - Developing conceptual design and models to address mission requirements - Developing qualitative and quantitative methods for characterizing datasets in various states - Performing analytic modeling, scripting and/or programming - Working collaboratively and iteratively throughout the data-science lifecycle - Designing and developing analytics and techniques for analysis - Analyzing data using mathematical and statistical methods - Evaluating, documenting and communicating research processes, analyses and results to customers, peers and leadership - Creating interpretable visualizations
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