Sr. Data Analytics Developer- Remote Eligible - Princeton, United States - Mathematica Policy Research

Description

Mathematica applies expertise at the intersection of data, methods, policy, and practice to improve well-being around the world.

We collaborate closely with public- and private-sector partners to translate big questions into deep insights that improve programs, refine strategies, and enhance understanding.

Our work yields actionable information to guide decisions in wide-ranging policy areas, from health, education, early childhood, and family support to nutrition, employment, disability, and international development.

Mathematica offers our employees competitive salaries, and a comprehensive benefits package, as well as the advantages of being 100 percent employee owned.

As an employee stock owner, you will experience financial benefits of ESOP holdings that have increased in tandem with the company's growth and financial strength.

You will also be part of an independent, employee-owned firm that is able to define and further our mission, enhance our quality and accountability, and steadily grow our financial strength.

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At Mathematica, we take pride in our commitment to diversity.

Building an inclusive culture that draws on the individual strengths of employees from different ethnic backgrounds, cultures, lifestyles, abilities, and experience is key to our success.

We are seeking an intellectually curious

Sr. Data Analytics Developer

in any of our locations who is passionate about using big data to answer research questions that influence decision making in U.S.

health care policy. The ideal candidate will work in languages such as Python and SQL, or statistical programming languages.

Individuals with an interest in confronting the challenges of working with large, complex data sets, an interest in data manipulation and analysis, and a desire to become a subject matter expert in health care data are strongly encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities:
Leading the development of data pipelines and analysis systems involving large secondary data sources such as Medicare and Medicaid administrative claims data and survey data to effectively answer research questions about health care policy
Informing requirements and specifications for performance measures based on cost and quality of care for evaluating the effectiveness of numerous health care policies
Articulating findings and working with researchers to adjust specifications and code as interim results are found
Evaluating the potential of creative ideas for service delivery and payment models to improve the health outcomes and well-being of patients, and to reduce spending for Medicare, Medicaid, and other payers
Mentor junior developers to follow technical standards and best practices, and may lead small teams of 2-3 developers

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