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Details Posted: 24-Jun-24 Location: New York, NY Salary: Open Categories: Academic/Faculty Internal Number: 108806 The Statistics Group in the Department of Technology, Operations, and Statistics
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of game statistics (during matches) and game highlights and distribute to visiting teams and newspapers, radio, TV, NYU website, and sport organizations (e.g., NCAA, UAA and individual sport organizations
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, and analyze external and internal data using statistical methods and machine learning algorithms to build predictive models to uncover meaningful patterns in the data. Leverage a broad set of
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matters. Compile and report on statistics related to library space usage, patron inquiries, and book circulation. Collaborate with the team on managing the library facilities and equipment; identify and
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related disciplines, such as (but not limited to) statistics, social sciences, economics, finance, ecology, etc. Required Experience, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Solid statistics or quantitative
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Science, Psychology, Neuroscience, or a related field - Strong computing, statistical, and/or technical skills are required - Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills - Flexible working hours Please apply with
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, clinical quality improvement, geriatric nursing/medical-surgical practice. Preferred Skills, Knowledge and Abilities: Good analytical, statistical and writing skills. Ability to interact with a diverse
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with an eye toward understanding when they do (or do not) provide performance improvements over deterministic approaches. Ph.D. in mathematics, applied mathematics, or statistics with research experience
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strategic needs of the School. Plans, conducts, and presents results of research and complex descriptive and inferential statistical analysis of institutional data related, but not limited to, enrollment
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summaries, student statistics and presentations for the Site Director and the Assistant Director for Academics, and supports them in the implementation and communication of academic policy and programs