We are seeking a Data Scientist to join our analytics organization and serve as the technical modeling engine behind our player experience, monetization, and growth strategies. This is a hands-on individual contributor role embedded in a tight-knit analytics team, working directly with the Director of Business Performance on problem framing, prioritization, and execution. What You'll Work On You will own the modeling workstreams that sit at the core of how WorldWinner understands and serves its players. Initial scope includes: Fair matching algorithm — modeling and improving skill-based player matching to create competitive, satisfying game experiences Skill ranking system — developing and refining the rating framework that underpins player progression and matchmaking Predictive LTV — building models that forecast player lifetime value to inform acquisition, targeting, and monetization decisions As you grow into the role, your scope will expand to include: Churn prediction — identifying at-risk players and surfacing actionable signals for retention intervention Mixed marketing model (MMM) — measuring the incremental impact of marketing spend across channels Additional modeling projects driven by product and business priorities How You'll Work This role is not a silo. You will work closely with the Director of Business Performance throughout the lifecycle of every project — from framing the business question and scoping the approach, to communicating progress, surfacing blockers early, and presenting findings to stakeholders. We move fast, operate with high trust, and expect regular two-way communication on what you're building and why. You will be expected to represent the analytics function in cross-functional meetings — with product, marketing, and engineering — without needing translation. That means explaining model logic to non-technical audiences, translating business questions into analytical approaches, and advocating for data-driven decisions in rooms where not everyone speaks statistics. What Makes Someone Successful Here The data scientists who struggle in this role are the ones who disappear and resurface with a model deck. The ones who thrive are curious, communicative, and collaborative — they share work early, ask questions before making assumptions, and care as much about the business outcome as the model performance metric. If you've been told your superpower is making complex ideas accessible, this is the right place.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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