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Regression Analysis

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Regression analysis is a statistical method used to model and quantify the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables. Data analysts, economists, and researchers use it to identify trends, make predictions, and understand how changes in predictor variables are associated with changes in an outcome. Common forms include linear regression, logistic regression, and multiple regression, widely applied in fields from finance to healthcare.

Regression Analysis in the job market

Last checked October 29, 2026

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Data Scientist II

Cohere Health

Full-time · United States · $137,000 – $161,000

This role applies machine learning and data analysis to healthcare claims and fraud detection at a health tech company. It's suited to data scientists with healthcare domain experience who want to build production ML systems and work with large language models on real-world problems.

Listed on Cohere Health’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Intuit

Principal Market Researcher

Intuit

Full-time · Mountain View, CA · $199,000 – $269,500

This is a strategic leadership role for an experienced market researcher who will set research direction across Intuit's multi-brand ecosystem and advise VP and CMO-level executives on brand health, creative effectiveness, and growth strategy. The position suits someone with 15+ years driving quantitative and qualitative research at scale, deep technical command of experimental design and marketing mix modeling, and the executive presence to counsel senior leadership on high-stakes decisions made with incomplete data.

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Micron Technology

ID1 EUV Photolithography Process Engineer

Micron Technology

Boise, ID

This senior process engineering role leads the development and optimization of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography processes for advanced DRAM manufacturing at high volume, focusing on process stability, yield improvement, and continuous optimization through data analysis and statistical methods.

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Saucony

Senior Demand Planner

Saucony

Full-time · Rockford, MI

This role develops and maintains demand forecasts across product categories and channels as part of Saucony's integrated planning process, partnering with sales, marketing, finance, and supply chain teams. It suits someone with quantitative training and demand planning experience who can build forecasting models, analyze performance metrics, and communicate insights to drive accurate planning and financial targets.

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Norwegian Cruise Line

Data Scientist, Revenue Management Systems

Norwegian Cruise Line

Miami, FL

This role builds machine learning models and forecasting systems that optimize cruise line pricing and inventory management using large-scale datasets. It's suited to someone with 3–5 years of quantitative modeling experience who enjoys translating complex data into revenue-driving business decisions.

Listed on Norwegian Cruise Line’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Ibotta

Manager, Data Science

Ibotta

Full-time · Denver, CO · $158,000 – $185,000 · Remote

Ibotta seeks a manager to lead a growing data science team while developing machine learning and analytics solutions that drive business growth. This role suits experienced data leaders comfortable with both team management and hands-on technical work, who can communicate complex analyses to stakeholders and operate in a fast-paced environment.

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