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Ask HN: Should I Leave CA or Keep Looking for a Job?
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There are certainly positives, namely the weather and access to a lot of outdoorsy activities. However, my issue is more that people are unfriendly, it's much more expensive, the tech scene in the Bay Area is full of pompous/arro
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Actually, Minneapolis is probably the best lite version of San Fran. Liberal but not crazies Economically vibrant Low unemployment No real "ghetto" Reasonable taxes Assimilated immigrants (i'm indian american and the one thin
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I'm a statistical analyst at a struggling early stage start up that is looking for a new job. Location: Pleasanton, CA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Open Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: https:/
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I rarely talk with companies who are open to remote work. CA (SF): high taxes, unaffordable, crazy progressive politics, unfriendly people, pompous/arrogant tech bros, mass immigration, etc
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Thanks for your input. I'll be laid off next week. I am in tech, but work in advanced analytics and data science, which is an insanely competitive space in the Bay Area.
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Ask HN: What determines whether you accept a job out of state?
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I'm a data scientist in the SF Bay Area who is looking for a new opportunity in the area of analytics and advanced analytics. Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes (anywhere in the USA) Technologies: R,
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I'm a data scientist who is looking a slight career change into business strategy and analytics. Location: SF Bay Area Remote: open Willing to relocate: open Technologies: R, SQL, Python Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/
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I'm a data scientist in the Bay Area with around 6 years of professional experience with data analysis. Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Open Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: https:/
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I'm an applied statistician and data scientist who is looking to learn and work on interesting problems. Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Open Technologies: R, Python, SQL Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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No exits. Yeah, I definitely need to do a better job in selecting who I end up working for
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Ask HN: Do you normally leave a job with another lined up or
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Ask HN: At what point is it appropriate to leave startup?
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I'm an applied statistician and data scientist with seven years of proven experience at a number of tech start ups. Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Resume: https://www.li
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Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Open Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abraham-mathew-21221b29/ Email: mathewanalytics@gmail.com I&
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I'm an applied statistician and data scientist with seven years of professional experience. I have extensive experience with statistical inference, time series analysis, and R programming. Location: Bay Area (CA) Remote: open
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If you are looking for an applied data scientist with strong experience in time series analysis, statistical inference, and machine learning, please reach out. Location: SF Bay Area Remote: open Willing to relocate: open Technolog
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Data scientist with proven experience with time series analysis, machine learning, and econometrics. Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Open Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: https://www.li
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I'm an applied statistician and data scientist with five years of experience in time series analysis, marketing analytics, and data science. Location: San Francisco Remote: open Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Rés
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Applied statistician and data scientist with experience in time series analysis and statistical inference. Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: https://w
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Applied Statistician and Data Scientist with extensive experience with econometrics and time series analysis. Location: Bay Area Remote: No Relocate: Yes Technologies: R, Python, SQL Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/
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Ask HN: Moving from the startup world to bigger companies
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Location: Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: www.mathewanalytics.com Email: mathewanalytics@gmail.com I'm looking for a Statistician, Econometrician, or Data Sc
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Data Scientist in the Bay Area looking for part-time work. Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Résumé/CV: www.mathewanalytics.com Email: mathewanalytics@gmail.com
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Location: Bay Area, CA Remote: open Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: R, SQL, Python Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abraham-mathew-21221b29 Blog: mathewanalytics.com Email: mathewanalytics@gmail.com S
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SEEKING WORK - Remote (SF Bay Area) I'm a data scientist at a start up in the bay area who is interested in statistics and causal inference. - five years experience in R - four year experience in statistics Website: mathewanalytics.com
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Ask HN: What would you consider “too short” and “too long” to stay at a job?
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I like the employer and a lot of the work that I do. However, I'm just not good with the logic behind automating statistical analysis in a production environment. I'm used to statistics first and programming second, and this curre
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Ask HN: What to do if you're not good at your new job?
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