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Data Scientist III, Product Analytics

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Expedia Group brands power global travel for everyone, everywhere. We design cutting-edge tech to make travel smoother and more memorable, and we create groundbreaking solutions for our partners. Our diverse, vibrant, and welcoming community is essential in driving our success.

Why Join Us?

To shape the future of travel, people must come first. Guided by our Values and Leadership Agreements, we foster an open culture where everyone belongs, differences are celebrated and know that when one of us wins, we all win.

We provide a full benefits package, including exciting travel perks, generous time-off, parental leave, a flexible work model (with some pretty cool offices), and career development resources, all to fuel our employees' passion for travel and ensure a rewarding career journey. We’re building a more open world. Join us.

Data Scientist III  

Introduction to team:

We are looking for an experienced Data Scientist to join the Product Analytics team that is working on Property Experience and Offers. 

As a Data Scientist, you will help identify insights to improve thetravelerexperience and drive product growth. You will collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team on a wide range of problems. You will bring scientific rigor and statistical methods to the challenges of business growth and product development 

 

What you'll do: 

  • You will be expert with Python, Scala or R, or any other major machine learning programming language 

  • You will design complex experiments and apply common methods such as linear and non-linear aggression, multivariate analysis. 

  • You will display advanced domain( i.e., travel, online retail) knowledge, business acumen (understanding the underlying business objectives) and critical reasoning skills. 

  • You will know and apply data visualization principles consistently resulting in clear and consistent outcomes. 

  • You will influence action and results, through clear writing, in an accessible way for a wide audience. Structure presentations around a clear narrative and is concise in what's included. Present clearly and engagingly and anticipates questions. 

  • You will frame Expedia's most complex business problems as an analytics problem and concrete set of analytical tasks 

  • You will automate repeatable work to improve efficiency and scalability 

  • Provides guidance and coaching to other team members on statistical techniques 

 
Who you are: 

  • University degree in Mathematics, Science,Statistics ,Engineering degree with 2-4yearswork experience or 4+ years of experience in a comparable data analytics role with relevant experience 

  • A high performing individual contributor who consistently applies - and sometimes enhances - the analytics capabilities, principles and playbooks to solve complex business issues and opportunities 

  • Develop  anddrive significant and sustained change and performance improvement from data-driven insights in a number of different areas or contexts 

 

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If you need assistance with any part of the application or recruiting process due to a disability, or other physical or mental health conditions, please reach out to our Recruiting Accommodations Team through the .

We are proud to be named as a Best Place to Work on Glassdoor in 2024 and be recognized for award-winning culture by organizations like Forbes, TIME, Disability:IN, and others.

Expedia is committed to creating an inclusive work environment with a diverse workforce. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, disability or age.

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