JavaScript, Python Programming, MongoDB, SQL, React.js, Redux, AWS, MATLAB Programming, NoSQL, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Elasticsearch, R Programming
GrowSquares is searching for a data scientist intern to assist in the development and maintenance of our data science engine. You’re ready to explore new concepts and build in an agile, sprint-driven method of product iteration. You ideally have an interest in Smart Cities, urban agriculture, GIS mapping, and networked systems.
You’re interested in deep learning, A/B and multivariate testing methodologies, statistical analysis, and high-quality prediction systems. We're a small team so you'll need to be excited at the opportunity of taking an idea from theory into deployment and excited to work in a dynamic environment of discovery.
What you will be doing:
As a data science intern, you will be key to the development of our plant recommendation and support engines of our digital products and services. You will be responsible for defining the data structures we use to determine which plants work best, which includes training acquired data, model selection (comparing, validating, and choosing parameters and models), model relevant feature selection, and performing predictive analytics.
You will collaborate with marketing, researchers, software developers and business leaders to define product requirements and provide analytical support. As we grow, you will also be primarily responsible for improving the engine behind plant success, developing tests that isolate susceptibility to varying disease/fungi, and improving plant yield.
Requirements
Preferred Qualifications:
GrowSquares engineers outdoor gardens that are fun, productive and easy to use. Our system leverages a mobile application able to identify the best plants for a user's environment as well as the components enabling improved plant growth. We package these components (nutrients, bacteria, minerals, etc) along with the the seeds of a users selected plants into modular, biodegradable square toppers, delivering them directly to users. Once a garden