What you'll do

• Data Exploration and Visualization: Perform exploratory data analysis to uncover meaningful patterns, trends, and insights using data visualization techniques.

• Data Collection and Preprocessing: Gather, clean, and preprocess data from various sources, balancing data quality and velocity throughout the process.

• Data Infrastructure: Contribute to the development and maintenance of scalable data infrastructure, including data pipelines and databases.

• Up-skill the data practice: Contribute to a strategic vision where data is a differentiator across the business.

• Get your hands dirty & jump in. Jump in on whatever else it takes to build the company and community from the ground up.

Who you are

• You're an owner. You are accountable to results over the process. You see yourself not just as a Data Scientist, but also as a leader.

• You learn, share, learn, share. You feed the team with the quantitative insights it needs to keep it headed in the right direction.

• You give and take feedback. You seek out critical feedback. You have the courage to give critical feedback to others.‍

• You’re driven to do big things. You do them because you have to, it’s part of who you are.

Old problem, new $25B+ market

Companies like AWS, Stripe, and Twilio have demonstrated that if a technology is not core to your value proposition, you should offload it. Still, every engineering team builds and rebuilds one piece: authorization, how you control who has access to what in your app. You’ve probably started with something quick 'n dirty – some if statements and roles in a database...until you need to add more features, and more features. And inevitably you band-aid onto this system until you have to do a big refactor. Have you seen this before?

We're changing this picture and in doing so, we are creating the next $25B+ dollar market: the authorization market. We’re on a mission to create the global standard for authorization. Our vision is that in 10 years engineers will spend 1/10 the time and brainpower they spend on authorization today.

Why now?

This is a once-in-a-career opportunity to join a company at a stage late enough that the problem and solution are de-risked, but early enough that you can shape the product, company, and the market.