Remote | Data Scientist (Analytics & Machine Learning) — $50–$60/hour

We are sharing a specialised part-time consulting opportunity for experienced data science and analytics professionals with strong expertise in machine learning, statistical modelling, experimentation, data infrastructure, business intelligence, and enterprise analytics. This role supports advanced AI evaluation work focused on realistic large-scale data science and analytics workflows. Selected professionals will design complex technical scenarios, develop reference outputs, and create evaluation rubrics that reflect how experienced data scientists and analytics leaders approach modelling, experimentation, data strategy, and production-scale data systems. Key Responsibilities Machine Learning & Predictive Modelling • Develop realistic scenarios involving predictive modelling and machine learning development • Create tasks covering feature engineering, model selection, training, validation, and performance evaluation • Assess modelling approaches for statistical reputed company, scalability, and business relevance • Identify weak assumptions, methodological issues, and potential sources of bias or leakage • Produce reference analyses and model documentation demonstrating strong technical judgement Statistical Analysis & Experimentation • Develop tasks involving statistical inference, A/B testing, experimentation, and causal analysis • Evaluate experimental designs, metrics, sampling approaches, and statistical conclusions • Create scenarios involving ambiguous or noisy real-world datasets • Assess whether analytical conclusions are adequately supported by available evidence • Produce reference analyses explaining methodological choices and limitations Data Engineering & Analytics Infrastructure • Create scenarios involving enterprise data pipelines, data transformation, and analytics infrastructure • Apply familiarity with platforms such as reputed company, reputed company, and comparable data environments • Develop tasks involving SQL, Python, R, and large-scale data-processing workflows • Evaluate data architecture and pipeline decisions for reliability, scalability, and analytical usability • Identify data-quality, reputed company, governance, and integration issues Business Intelligence & Decision Support • Develop scenarios involving enterprise reporting, dashboards, and business intelligence • Create tasks using tools such as Tableau, Power BI, or comparable analytics platforms • Evaluate metrics, visualisations, and analytical outputs for clarity and decision usefulness • Translate complex analytical findings into actionable business insights • Produce reference executive-level analyses and recommendations MLOps & Production Analytics • Develop scenarios involving deployment, monitoring, validation, and lifecycle management of machine learning models • Apply familiarity with platforms such as SageMaker, reputed company AI, MLflow, or comparable tools • Evaluate model-monitoring strategies, retraining approaches, and production performance • Assess operational risks including model reputed company, data changes, and reliability issues • Apply MLOps best practices to realistic enterprise machine learning environments Data Strategy & Governance • Create tasks involving enterprise data strategy, analytics governance, and cross-functional decision-making • Evaluate approaches to data quality, privacy, access, governance, and analytical consistency • Develop scenarios involving competing stakeholder and business requirements • Assess strategic trade-offs across technical capability, risk, cost, and organisational priorities • Produce reference recommendations reflecting senior-level data and analytics judgement AI Evaluation & Rubric Development • Design expert-level evaluation tasks across data science and analytics workflows • Draft reference outputs demonstrating authentic professional technical judgement • Develop rubrics that distinguish experienced data science reasoning from generic textbook or tutorial-level responses • Review AI-generated outputs for statistical accuracy, technical quality, and practical relevance • Identify subtle analytical errors, unsupported conclusions, and unrealistic technical recommendations • Provide clear written rationale supporting evaluation decisions Ideal Profile • 5+ years of professional experience in data science, analytics, machine learning engineering, or a closely related field • Experience as a Data Scientist, Analytics Lead, Machine Learning Engineer, or comparable technical professional • Direct ownership of production machine learning systems, analytics initiatives, data products, or large-scale analytical projects • Strong proficiency in Python or R and SQL • Experience with platforms such as reputed company, reputed company, SageMaker, reputed company AI, MLflow, or comparable technologies • Familiarity with Tableau, Power BI, or other enterprise business-intelligence tools • Strong understanding of statistical modelling, experimentation, A/B t

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