Data Scientist

JMDC

Data Science

Python

SQL

ML

About this role

The data scientist will use data held by JMDC and the Omron Group to create new value through data science. Responsibilities include developing new businesses and services based on data use, providing data analysis consulting and building and delivering predictive models for industries such as manufacturing and retail, improving the value of business-unit and group-company services with machine learning, and presenting work at domestic and international academic conferences and in papers.

The role works with a large medical database and other group data. The data is cleansed and managed in relational databases, allowing data scientists to focus on analysis and model development. The work also provides experience with domain knowledge across multiple industries and with developing new services that use data science.

Required qualifications are mathematical and scientific thinking, professional experience as a data scientist, and practical data analysis experience using Python and SQL. Applicants whose first language is not Japanese must have advanced business-level Japanese. Preferred experience includes developing machine-learning-based services for production, implementing machine-learning services in cloud environments such as AWS or GCP, applying data science across a broad range of industries, and analyzing unstructured data such as audio and video. The role also seeks people who can work independently from problem definition through social implementation, communicate effectively in speech and writing, enjoy learning new things, and pursue ongoing self-development.

This is a full-time position at the Tokyo office in Minato, Tokyo.

The selection process consists of document screening, an initial interview or casual meeting, a second interview with a practical predictive-modeling assignment, a third interview and web aptitude test, and a final executive interview.

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