Skill
Predictive Modeling
Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML
Predictive modeling is the process of using statistical techniques and machine learning algorithms to build mathematical models that forecast future outcomes based on historical data. It is used across industries for tasks like sales forecasting, risk assessment, equipment failure prediction, and customer behavior analysis. Data scientists and statisticians develop, train, and validate these models using tools such as regression, decision trees, and neural networks.
Predictive Modeling in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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- 19
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Open roles requiring Predictive Modeling (35)
Supervisory Data Scientist
Bonneville Power Administration
Full-time · Portland, OR · $135,522 – $176,183
This federal role leads a data science team at the Bonneville Power Administration, responsible for strategy, governance, and delivery of enterprise analytics across the agency. The position suits someone with advanced technical expertise in machine learning and data platforms who also has experience managing teams and aligning technical solutions with organizational leadership.
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Cost Analyst, SSC/FMC
Space Systems Command
Los Angeles, CA · $104,349 – $161,313
The U.S. Space Force seeks a quantitatively skilled cost analyst to lead estimation and modeling for defense weapon systems, applying statistical methods and operations research to guide acquisitions within budget constraints. This is a direct-hire federal position requiring top-secret clearance and expertise in cost-effectiveness analysis, data collection, and predictive modeling for military technology.
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Analytic Methodologist (Hiring Event)
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Saint Louis, MO · $76,573 – $158,322
This role helps intelligence analysts tackle complex national security problems by serving as a bridge between mission officers and data professionals. You'd define problems, recommend analytical approaches, build quantitative models, and guide others on best practices using geospatial and data analysis tools.
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Manager, People Analytics & Data Science
Mercury General
Full-time · Remote, UNAVAILABLE, US · $104,839 – $252,194
This manager role leads Mercury's people analytics capability, building data pipelines, dashboards, and research infrastructure that helps leaders make workforce decisions. It combines technical depth in SQL, Python, and BI tools with business judgment to move from business questions through data models to actionable insights on talent, performance, and organizational priorities.
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Decision Scientist, Strategic Partner and Marketing Analytics
Ibotta
Full-time · Denver, CO · $89,000 – $101,000 · Remote
Ibotta seeks an analyst to provide data-driven insights for marketing and partner strategy teams, using statistical modeling and experimentation to guide customer acquisition and retention decisions. The role combines technical analytics work with stakeholder collaboration, requiring proficiency in SQL, Python, and BI tools to uncover actionable patterns from consumer behavior.
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Senior Staff Data Scientist
Intuit
Mountain View, CA · $210,500 – $284,500
Intuit is seeking a founding Senior Staff Data Scientist to lead data strategy for a new fintech product focused on helping small businesses manage cash flow and payments. You'll develop predictive models, design experiments, and drive growth insights that directly shape product decisions for millions of SMB customers.
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Senior Analyst
Angi
Remote - United States · $100,000 – $150,000
Angi seeks a data analyst to optimize their pro sales organization through performance tracking, compensation modeling, and strategic forecasting. This role suits someone with strong SQL and visualization skills who enjoys translating complex data into actionable recommendations for sales leadership.
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Senior Data Scientist, User Growth
Duolingo
Full-time · New York, NY · $182,800 – $247,300
This role embeds a data scientist within product teams to drive user growth through analysis, experimentation, and machine learning models. It's suited to someone who combines technical depth in data science with strong communication skills and product intuition, and who thrives in cross-functional collaboration.
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Data Scientist, Growth
Notion
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $145,000 – $233,000 · Remote
This role applies data science and statistical expertise to drive product decisions and growth strategy at Notion, a collaborative workspace platform. It suits experienced data scientists who thrive in ambiguous environments, can partner effectively across product and engineering teams, and want to influence business outcomes through rigorous analysis.
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Senior Analyst, Total Rewards
The New York Times Company
New York, NY · $110,000 – $125,000
This role bridges compensation data science and talent strategy at The New York Times, building predictive models for salary forecasting, pay equity analysis, and global compensation design. It suits someone with advanced analytics skills who wants to apply statistical modeling to organizational fairness and market competitiveness.
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Asked for alongside Predictive Modeling
Measured from the 35 open roles that name Predictive Modeling — not from a curated list.
- SQL30 roles85.7%
- Python29 roles82.9%
- Tableau18 roles51.4%
- Statistical Analysis14 roles40.0%
- Google BigQuery13 roles37.1%
- R12 roles34.3%
- Data Mining11 roles31.4%
- Microsoft Excel11 roles31.4%
Who employers are hiring
- Entry13%
- Mid6%
- Senior50%
- Lead / Staff / Principal13%
- Management19%
From 32 roles whose posting states a level.
Where Predictive Modeling roles are
Among the 28 of 35 open roles we could place on a map.
Roles that use Predictive Modeling
Employers hiring for Predictive Modeling
19 in total, most open roles first.
- The Home Depot12 roles
- Intuit5 roles
- AAngi2 roles
- AAccenture1 role
- BA
- CCohere1 role
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