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| Employer Name: Zebra Technologies Corporation |
SpiderID: 12594624 |
| Location: Dedham, Massachusetts |
Date Posted: 6/1/2022 |
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Category: Computer Software/Programming |
| Job Code: #2832715 |
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| Number Of Openings: 1 |
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Job Description:
Apply expertise in machine learning and its use in identifying opportunities in customer data. Design and implement Regression based predictive models incorporating diverse data types. Develop tools to support analysis and visualization of large datasets. Integrate state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms and develop new methods. Identify, assess, and deploy newly published techniques. Develop and apply novel models on customer data in order to help identify areas to increase profits and reduce losses. Identify and analyze issues and provide hardware and/or software solutions according to latest industry trends. Participate as a team in analyzing large, multidimensional datasets from internal and external sources. Work with team to translate models into testable hypotheses. Resolving large-scale real-world industry problems, preferably in collaboration with cross-functional, multi-disciplinary teams. Telecommuting may be permitted. When not telecommuting, must report into work site. To apply, email your resume to jobs@zebra.com and reference job #2832715
Job Requirements:
Masters degree in Computer Science, Data Science, or related.
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Education Required: Masters
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Health/Dental Benefits, Retirement Benefits
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| Contact Name: Amy Bishop |
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| City: Lincolnshire |
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| State: Illinois |
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