Research Scientist 2
HumanaFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
Candidates should possess deep expertise in economics and applied data science, with the ability to frame business questions into analytical or modeling problems. A graduate-level research background in data-intensive issues or at least one year of industry experience in machine learning or economics-focused roles is required. Essential skills include a blend of economic theory, applied econometrics, and business acumen, along with proven ability to identify and measure causal business impacts using appropriate statistical techniques, particularly in complex or observational settings. Strong engineering skills in R or Python, fluency in data manipulation (SQL, Pandas), and machine learning tools (scikit-learn, XGBoost, Keras/Tensorflow) are necessary. The ideal candidate must also demonstrate an ability to identify and prioritize high-impact problems, deliver solutions with appropriate trade-offs between urgency and quality, and possess strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively convey complex findings to diverse audiences. Prior full-time experience is a plus.
The Data Scientist/Economist will translate complex datasets into clear insights and strategic recommendations that drive measurable actions and outcomes to inform product direction and business priorities. They will partner with Product and Operations teams to define KPIs and lead the analytics strategy for key product areas, including causal inference, cohort analysis, retention modeling, and experimentation design. Responsibilities also include developing forecasts for ARR, conversion, churn, and usage using economic and behavioral data, and collaborating with data engineering, analytics, and product teams to shape best practices in experimentation, forecasting, and decision support.
Legal services for personal injury cases
EvenUp Law provides legal services focused on personal injury, trucking accidents, and medical malpractice. The firm operates in multiple states, including Texas, Pennsylvania, California, Indiana, and Georgia. Its business model is based on a contingency fee structure, meaning they only receive payment if they win a case, taking a percentage of the settlement or judgment. What sets EvenUp Law apart from its competitors is its detailed case preparation and the ability to analyze cases like an adjuster or defense attorney, which leads to higher settlement amounts and quicker resolutions for clients. The firm also maintains a database of similar injuries and their values, which helps in providing accurate damage estimates. The goal of EvenUp Law is to save clients time and stress while ensuring they receive fair compensation for their injuries.