As Colorado’s tech scene continues to grow, buoyed by large funding rounds and f ast-growing companies, its community of data scientists is expanding as well. Across the Centennial State, companies are searching for data science talent to help enhance existing technological capabilities and build new ones, offering data scientists plenty of opportunities to drive change across many sectors.
Whether they’re designing and deploying machine learning models or conducting post-hoc model diagnostics, data scientists at Colorado tech companies stay busy driving progress. If you’re a data scientist looking for your next exciting career challenge, look no further — these organizations have plenty of innovation on offer.
Companies Hiring Data Scientists in Colorado
- ezCater
- Pie Insurance
- AirDNA
- Udemy
- PwC
Colorado Companies Hiring Data Scientists
ezCater’s platform enables companies to order meals for employees, whether it’s for daily lunches or one-off meetings, and keep track of food expenses. These catering plans are designed to be scalable, so companies can adjust them based on headcount changes, financial needs and more. The company’s data scientists stay busy designing, developing and deploying data science and machine learning models in addition to partnering with other teams to develop personalized customer models and set the direction for data science initiatives across the organization.
Pie Insurance aims to make it easier for small businesses to purchase workers’ compensation and commercial auto insurance. The company offers a platform that determines pricing based on risk associated with different types of small businesses. When the company’s data scientists aren’t enhancing risk and pricing models, they’re focused on conducting post-hoc model diagnostics, building and maintaining scalable machine learning development pipelines and more.
AirDNA’s intelligence platform provides short-term rental hosts and investors with market and property insights so they can make informed decisions more quickly. The platform can be used to calculate a rental property’s earning potential, analyze market performance, explore potential rental properties and more. Leveraging libraries like Pandas and TensorFlow, the company’s data scientists perform a wide range of tasks, such as developing predictive models, algorithms and optimization techniques and helping create or improve machine learning systems.
PwC offers audit and assurance, advisory and tax services to organizations across various industries, from energy to health research. The firm’s capabilities include cloud engineering, sustainability strategy and cybersecurity. Its data scientists focus on building AI and generative AI solutions and collaborating with client teams while leveraging tools like Keras, SQL and Azure.
Udemy’s skills marketplace helps individuals and organizations to leverage a catalogue of courses that cover a wide range of topics, from ChatGPT to statistics. The platform connects learners with educators from various academic backgrounds and disciplines. The company’s data scientists leverage data pipelining tools such as DBT and Airflow in addition to programming languages like Python.
Vorto has an automated supply chain management system that helps business supply chains operate more sustainably, both economically and environmentally. It aims to give its clients automations and help them streamline their processes. The services benefit its clients’ shipping processes, procurement and raw materials sourcing. Vorto’s headquarters is in the Lodo area of Denver.
Ibotta’s Performance Network gives client brands access to its network of publishers that help them bring digital promotions to their consumers. This allows marketers to affect buying patterns, while only paying once campaigns result in sales. The company is headquartered in Denver and is hiring for data scientists to join their Core Data and Analytics team there.
