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2021-10-12

Hiring Great Data Science Teams

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Premiered October 12, 2021 12-1PM EST on YouTube Live.

What you'll learn:

At RStudio, we believe open source, code-first data science frameworks based on R and Python, centralized on-prem or in the cloud for ease of collaboration, sharing and administration, help data science teams be successful. However, finding and retaining the right people is just as key for building a productive, effective, and collaborative data science team.

In this panel webinar, you will hear from leaders at RStudio, Boeing, Pandora, Beam Dental, & Amwell, about what it takes to hire for a successful data science team:

  • Their experiences and perspective on hiring to build great data science teams
  • How their teams prioritizes skills and experience in new positions
  • How they think about skill assessment
  • Their advice to data scientists just getting started

Speakers

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Katie Schafer

VP of Advanced Analytics at Beam Dental
Adept in translating complex technical and statistical content into clear, concise recommendations and cohesive strategies that resonate with business leaders and executives
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Iyue Sung

VP of Analytics at Amwell
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Jarus Singh

Director, Quantitative Analytics at Pandora
Predictive analytics leader with 10 years of industry experience. I’m passionate about bridging the gap between business and data teams by scoping and managing the creation of the correct data product for its intended purpose, whether that be business planning, decision making, goal setting, strategy, or optimization.
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Rhonda Crate

Principal Data Scientist, ATF at Boeing and Adjunct Professor at WSU
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Jesse Mostipak

Molecular biologist turned public school teacher who eventually fell in love with non-profit data science. Harvard SDP, Datanaut, and perpetual #rstats noob.