R Language, Pyspark and Regulatory

Main Skill:  R language with SQL
This project is to assist the agency with federal reporting requirements.  Current coding processes and reporting cannot be validated.  
The coding and reporting requirements will have to be rewritten using current industry standards, with business rules and revisions 
documented for the agency. 
This position is that of an individual contributor, a quantitative analyst role with responsibility for researching, developing, and 
maintaining statistical reporting models in R. 
Required Skills/Experience 
Provide the minimum required skills and/or experience the contractor must possess to qualify for this position.  These requirements 
will be transferred to the Score Sheet and candidates without these requirements reflected on their resume will NOT be presented 
to the manager for consideration.   
R Studio 
5+ 
SQL Manager 
SQL Langue 
5+ 
5+ 
R Development/Programming 
SQL 
5+ 
5+ 
ADABAS/Natural 
Agile 
1+ 
1+ 
Power BI 
Able to work independently 
Preferred/Not Required 
1+ 
No Min. 

Provide any skills/experience that would be helpful for the candidate to possess, but not required. Examples: Previous supervisory 
experience, WebLogic experience helpful, etc. 
4. 
Scoring Method 
Criteria 
Advanced proficiency in R (statistical modeling, data manipulation, 
scripting, reproducible reporting) 
Score Percentage Must equal 100% 
20% 
Experience developing and validating statistical reporting models 
15% 
15% 
Knowledge of federal reporting standards and regulatory compliance 
requirements 
Ability to rewrite legacy coding processes using current industry 
standards 
15% 
Documentation of business rules, methodologies, and revision history 
Data validation, quality assurance, and audit trail development 
10% 
10% 
Quantitative research and analytical problem-solving skills 
Ability to work independently as an individual contributor 
10% 
5% 
Communication skills (translating technical findings for non-technical 
stakeholders) 
Version control, reproducibility practices, and structured model 
governance 
5% 
5% 
100%