Full-Time

ML Scientist

Posted on 11/1/2025

Harvard Business Publishing

Harvard Business Publishing

501-1,000 employees

Non-profit publisher of management education content

Compensation Overview

$125k - $140k/yr

+ Performance Based Variable Pay Program

Remote in USA

Remote

Category
AI & Machine Learning (3)
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Required Skills
LLM
Scikit-learn
Python
Data Science
Git
Pytorch
SQL
Machine Learning
Pandas
LangChain
Requirements
  • 5+ years in data science, ML/AI development, or a closely related field, with a proven track record of delivering business-influencing insights
  • Collaboration: Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work effectively across multiple teams and departments
  • Innovation: A strong passion for innovation and the ability to think creatively about how AI and ML can be applied to solve business problems and enhance product offerings
  • Data science: Extensive experience answering questions with and deriving strategic insights from data, including proficiency in probability and statistics, data querying and transformation with SQL, and developing interactive data dashboards and applications with tools like Streamlit
  • Programming Skills: Excellence in Python programming and experience with relevant data science and AI/ML packages such as pandas, scikitlearn, pytorch, and Langchain. Extensive experience in collaborative development with git
Responsibilities
  • Lead inferential data science and predictive ML projects: Work closely with analytics teams to design and execute experiments, perform causal inference, and derive strategy-influencing insights from data. Translate these findings to cross-functional stakeholders including technical teams like software engineering and business stakeholders like sales, marketing, and editorial
  • Derive attributes from core data assets: Extract meaningful attributes about HBP product end users, content, and the marketplace to support insight extraction and enhance product experiences
  • Automate routine business reporting: Develop automated solutions for routine business reporting, including leveraging LLMs for data labeling, analysis, and transformation, catering to both internal and external users
  • Participate as a technical resource in product development: Contribute as a technical expert in product development, focusing on the analytical data science role supporting innovation with data and AI
  • Develop and maintain ML and AI infrastructure: Collaborate with HBP and HBS technical teams to develop and maintain the infrastructure needed for product-facing ML and AI applications
  • Contribute to data engineering: Ensure quality and integrity of user, content, and market data by collaborating with the Data Engineering team to build and maintain data pipelines and product-facing APIs for HBP's central data warehouse relevant to products the AID is supporting
Desired Qualifications
  • 3+ years of experience developing products with, and guardrails for, LLMs strongly preferred
  • Hands-on experience with developing, deploying, and maintaining ML infrastructure, including model training, evaluation, and deployment. Familiarity with MLOps tools and concepts including MLFlow, AWS Sagemaker, model registries, and CI/CD
  • Experience support end users of no-code AI-assistive tools and platforms and ability to support transitions of no-code prototypes to dev and production environments
  • Practical experience with cloud services such as AWS (preferred), Azure, or Google Cloud for deploying and managing AI/ML workflows and containerization tools like docker
  • Familiarity with data engineering concepts and tools, including data pipelines, ETL processes, data warehousing, the medallion architecture, and dbt
Harvard Business Publishing

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Harvard Business Publishing is a not-for-profit subsidiary of Harvard University focused on improving management education. It serves higher education with course materials, corporate clients with leadership development, and individual managers through Harvard Business Review. Revenue comes from selling materials and services, with any surplus reinvested into its mission. Its strengths come from academic backing, non-profit status, and a broad range of offerings across education, corporate training, and professional publications, all aimed at advancing management education and practices worldwide.

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Headquarters

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Founded

1994

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