Original job description
About the Role
We’re seeking a sharp, data-driven thinker who can translate numbers into action and insights into impact. As an Epidemiologist / Biostatistician, you will work at the core of public health intelligence - analyzing complex datasets to uncover patterns, predict risks, and support decisions that directly influence population health outcomes.
This is not just a data role - it’s a chance to shape how health challenges are understood and addressed.
What You’ll Do
Design and execute epidemiological studies that answer real-world health questions
Analyze large and diverse health datasets using R, Python, SAS, or similar tools
Build statistical and predictive models to identify trends, risks, and outbreaks
Transform complex analyses into clear, actionable insights for stakeholders
Collaborate with public health professionals, researchers, and policy teams
Support surveillance efforts and rapid-response data analysis when needed
Communicate findings through reports, dashboards, and presentations
What You Bring
Master’s or PhD in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Public Health, or related field
Strong foundation in statistical analysis and study design
Proficiency in at least one statistical programming language (R, SAS, or Python)
Experience working with large-scale health or clinical datasets
Ability to simplify complex data into clear, decision-ready insights
Strong attention to detail and problem-solving mindset
Nice to Have
Experience in infectious disease or chronic disease epidemiology
Familiarity with machine learning or advanced predictive modeling
Publications in peer-reviewed journals
Experience in public health agencies, research institutions, or startups
Why Join Us
You’ll be part of a mission-focused environment where data directly informs decisions that protect and improve lives. We value curiosity, precision, and innovation - and we give you the flexibility to do your best work.
What We Offer
Competitive compensation
Remote-first flexibility
Growth opportunities in data science and public health
Meaningful work with real-world impact
