Row 98014

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I have a strong background in math/stats (MSc Stats) and good communication skills (no accent, good personality, good looking :), etc.). I'm trying to figure out what fields of DS I would be best suited for in this competitive market with people from all over the world (Asia) aiming for the same jobs. I've noticed some DS jobs are SWE who pushes and models, some work directly with training analyzing model outputs, some work closer as a direct statistician, etc. I want to find what is the job title/role I should be targeting where I would have a competitive chance and fits my strengths the best. I feel like the role I am looking for is "Product Data Scientist" or "Decision Scientist".

I currently work as a DS, but it's mostly managing models and fulfilling use cases that Deloitte built before. I want to find what is the job title/role I should be targeting where I would have a competitive advantage with a strong math/stat background. What job titles should someone like me try to find as a "dream job" with this background and passion for DS?

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