
Mercury
San Francisco, California
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18d ago
In the 1840s, Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace worked on an early version of the computer known as the "Analytics Engine". In the words of computing historian Doron Swade, "What Lovelace sawwas that numbers could represent entities other than quantity" and together they laid the foundation for general-purpose computing. While much has changed since then, the importance of numbers in building great technology remains. We're looking for Data Scientists who can help us build our analytics engine b
Full-time
USD 200,700.00 - 250,900.00 per year



