Hi David, My company, RichRelevance, has Data Scientist roles that might be a good fit. Plenty of python available, statistics, etc. I don't see a job opening currently listed, but I thought there were some, so I'll try to get more information next week.
I've only been here two months, but I really love it. They're based in SF, but I work out of the Seattle office, downtown. http://www.richrelevance.com/company/careers/ Brenden On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 12:54 PM, David Goldsmith <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, seapiggies! If you're not in a position to recruit employees, feel > free (but not obliged) to delete now. > > A long-time denizen of this list, I'm a "Python Preferred" (my GPL slogan) > "math/stats" programmer who's been toiling away the past three years in > MATLAB and SQL Server (with a smidgen of Python early on) in a Project > position with the Washington State Department of Ecology. The Project is > in its denouement, so (to mix and excessively extend metaphors) its > protagonist (moi) is looking for new plots to foil. > > My professional life (since 2002) may be perused > here<http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-goldsmith/11/124/4a9>; > perhaps the one under-represented thing there is that I have a lot of > recent experience working with SQL Server via (mostly) SQL Server > Management Studio and MATLAB's database toolbox. > > I seek full-time, permanent, highly mathematical/statistical programming > opportunities, preferably using Python (of course), and preferably in the > Seattle/Portland I-5 corridor. My target salary is ~50$/hr (as an > order-of-magnitude--I'd prefer a salaried, not an hourly, position), > acceptable variation depending on both the position responsibilities and > benefits. Aside from that, I'm pretty open: my interests run the gamut > from finance through biosci, as well as the more traditional targets of > engineering, physical science, and mathematics; about my only "deal > breaker" is exclusively or primarily military applications (yes, I'm a > peace-nik)--basically, if it involves computational math/stat modeling, I'm > interested. > > Thanks for reading, and please let me know of any relevant opportunities > of which you may become aware. > > OlyDLG > > PS: Oh, and my (soft) available date is July 1, 2013. >
