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Statistical Modeling

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Statistical modeling involves constructing mathematical representations of relationships between variables, such as linear regression, logistic regression, or time series models, to explain data patterns or make predictions. It is used by data scientists, economists, and researchers to test theories, forecast outcomes, and quantify the strength and uncertainty of relationships in data. Effective statistical modeling requires careful attention to model assumptions, validation, and interpretation.

Statistical Modeling in the job market

Last checked October 27, 2026

Open roles
59

on Career App

Employers
38

hiring for it

Median pay
$213,000

from 47 roles

Disclose pay
80%

of these roles

Open roles requiring Statistical Modeling (59)

Lead Interdisciplinary Engineer

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Omaha, NE · $117,034 – $144,043

This is a senior cost engineering role at a Department of Defense agency where you'll estimate costs for complex military and civil projects, mentor junior engineers, and advise leadership on acquisition strategy and cost engineering standards. The position suits experienced cost engineers with expertise in federal procurement systems who want to grow into a leadership and mentorship role.

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Supervisory Data Scientist

Citizenship and Immigration Services

Full-time · Camp Springs, Maryland · $143,913 – $187,093

This federal supervisory role leads a team of data scientists developing analytical models and insights for immigration enforcement operations. It suits experienced data science practitioners ready to move into management and contribute to national security priorities.

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Operations Research Analyst

Defense Human Resources Activity

Alexandria, VA · $121,785 – $158,322

A data analytics and operations research role at the Department of Defense focused on building tools and insights to support policy decisions across human resources and cyber workforce areas. This suits analytical professionals experienced in statistical modeling, data engineering, and stakeholder engagement who want to apply their skills to national security challenges.

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Agriculturalist (Risk Analyst)/Biological Scientist

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Raleigh, NC · $74,678 – $101,383

This federal role involves quantitative risk analysis and modeling of exotic plant pests to support regulatory plant health programs, or biological and diagnostic work to identify and detect quarantine-significant pests. It suits scientists and analysts with backgrounds in biology, agriculture, or related fields who want to contribute to invasive species management and plant protection at the USDA.

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CHIEF DATA OFFICER

Joint Activities, Department of the Army

Miami, FL · $157,563 – $197,200

This executive role oversees data strategy and governance for a military organization, managing data assets, quality, and analytics infrastructure while leading a data science team. It suits experienced data leaders with federal government background and skills in statistical modeling, data management, and organizational leadership.

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CHIEF DATA SCIENTIST

Food Safety and Inspection Service

Washington, DC · $151,661 – $228,000

This executive role leads data science strategy and statistical analysis across a major federal food safety agency, advising leadership on policy and analytics infrastructure. It suits experienced data scientists who can operate at the highest organizational levels, bridge technical and scientific communities, and drive enterprise-wide modernization initiatives.

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Supervisory AI/ML Engineer

Consumer Product Safety Commission

Full-time · Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200

This role leads a team of AI and data science engineers at a federal consumer safety agency, directing the full lifecycle of analytics projects from design through deployment to detect product hazards. It suits experienced machine learning professionals comfortable with supervisory responsibility, cloud platforms, and translating complex analyses into actionable policy recommendations.

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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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MSCI

Real Estate Researcher

MSCI

Full-time · New York, NY · $121,000 – $157,000

MSCI is seeking a technically skilled analyst to research real estate capital markets trends, author client-facing insights, and help develop new analytical tools and datasets. The role suits someone who codes fluently, understands statistical modeling, and can move quickly from data to actionable findings while leveraging AI tools.

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Senior / Staff Data Scientist, Growth Monetization

Suno

Full-time · New York, NY · $220,000 – $320,000

This role leads data science strategy for Suno's monetization and revenue growth, owning everything from subscription conversion to pricing strategies and new business model experiments. It suits experienced data scientists who've successfully shaped revenue outcomes and thrive collaborating across product, engineering, and design teams in a fast-moving consumer company.

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Asked for alongside Statistical Modeling

Measured from the 59 open roles that name Statistical Modeling — not from a curated list.

What employers state they pay

Median

$213,000

Middle half

$165,000 – $231,000

From 47 of 59 open roles — the 80% that publish a range, annualized to USD. Only some employers state pay, and the ones that do skew to California and New York, where the law requires it.

Who employers are hiring

  • Entry2%
  • Mid13%
  • Senior45%
  • Lead / Staff / Principal24%
  • Management9%
  • Executive7%

From 55 roles whose posting states a level.

Where Statistical Modeling roles are

Among the 45 of 59 open roles we could place on a map.

Employers hiring for Statistical Modeling

38 in total, most open roles first.

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