Staff Applied Scientist
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Here at Afresh, many of our employees work remotely provided that they reside in one of the following states: AL, AR, CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, KY, MA, MI, MT, MO, NV, NJ, NY, NC, OR, PA, TX, WA, UT, VA, WI. Salary Range in Canada.: $169,000 - $252,000Full-TimeStaff
Salary169,000 - 252,000 CAD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- For candidates with an MS, 8+ years of industry experience; for candidates with a PhD, 4+ years of industry experience.
- Required Skills
- PythonMachine LearningNumpyPyTorchPandas
Requirements
- MS or PhD in Operations Research, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or quantitative equivalent.
- 8+ years of industry experience for MS holders or 4+ years for PhD holders.
- Experience researching and building systems that support large-scale decision making under uncertainty.
- Prior experience in inventory optimization, supply chain management, or network optimization.
- Experience with forecasting, game theory, decision analysis, or stochastic optimization.
- Ability to deliver high quality software implementations in the Python data stack (numpy, torch, pandas).
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- Ability to translate business requirements into constrained optimization problems.
Responsibilities
- Set technical direction for core replenishment R&D and define the modeling roadmap.
- Model complex problems including inventory decay, promotions, price elasticity, and inventory uncertainty.
- Implement solutions to multi-stage and multi-echelon inventory optimization problems.
- Drive fundamental changes to core systems from research through production.
- Write rigorously tested and scalable code.
- Lead research and development for new product and business challenges.
- Mentor scientists and engineers and set standards for experimental rigor.
- Push the boundaries of AI capabilities in products and scientist workflows.
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