For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
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For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
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For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
For entry-level data scientists, 0-3 years of experience on Data Science projects. * For mid-level ... An understanding of SIGINT These are important skills to have, but not necessarily mandatory:
$25K - $29K
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$40.4K is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$36.9K - $40.8K
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The median wage is $46.1K / yr.
$44.8K - $48.7K
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$51.3K is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$48.7K - $52.7K
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| Aspect | Entry Level Sigint | Entry Level Signals Analyst |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Bachelor's degree in cybersecurity, computer science, or related field; security clearance often preferred | Bachelor's degree in related fields; analytical skills and security clearance may be required |
| Work Environment | Intelligence agencies, military, government contractors; focus on intercepting and analyzing signals | Government agencies, defense contractors; focus on analyzing communication data and signals |
| Employer & Industry Usage | Primarily in defense, intelligence, and national security sectors | Defense, intelligence, and cybersecurity sectors |
Entry Level Sigint and Entry Level Signals Analyst roles share similar credentials and work environments, often within defense and intelligence sectors. While Sigint emphasizes intercepting signals, Signals Analysts focus on analyzing communication data. Both roles require security clearances and relevant degrees, but Sigint may involve more technical interception work, whereas Signals Analysts concentrate on data analysis and reporting.
Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO
Posted 5 days ago
Culturally, it probably suffices to say that we take our work seriously, but not ourselves. Our leaders have spent time in the trenches and have cursed daylight savings time changes and trailing whitespace as many times as you have. We like to say that we spend 80% of our time cleaning the data...and 20% of our time complaining about cleaning the data. Joking aside, our voices matter, and it is easy to see how our decisions affect the Data Science practice and Red Alpha as a whole. We have a clear vision of where we are headed.
Our team takes a pragmatic approach to Data Science, defining it loosely as the intersection of technical expertise, business acumen, and soft skills to solve business problems with data. We spend a lot of time trying to understand the problem before we set about building a solution, and we prefer lower tech useful solutions over shiny algorithms and dust on the shelf. Did we mention we’re pragmatic? We have a diverse set of skills across our team, and whether you are a traditional Data Scientist (whatever that means…), an Applied Research Mathematician, a Database Engineer, a Full Stack Developer, or something else in that neighborhood, if you have a knack for picking apart data to make sense of it, we would enjoy having a conversation with you.All of our data scientists need the following skills:
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Software development
51 - 200 Employees
Annapolis Junction, MD, US
2010