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We are looking for a Data Scientist with 2–8 years of experience to join a small, elite quant team at Triumph Labs — a profitable, high-growth real-money entertainment platform with two #1 App Store products. You'll own the quantitative systems behind pricing, retention, and monetization that touch millions of users and real dollars.
Digging into user journey data to uncover insights (e.g., churn-driving gameplay sequences) and proposing actionable remedies that drive measurable revenue impact
Building dashboards, visualizations, and analytics to communicate results to leadership and cross-functional teams (product, engineering, growth)
Developing and optimizing pricing engines, payout structures, LTV models, and predictive models for ad spend
Originating and building new product features from the data team — from concept through engineering implementation to performance measurement
Running A/B tests and experimentation frameworks to validate what's actually working across the product
Notable pedigree required — must come from a recognizable logo (top consumer tech like Robinhood/Netflix/Uber/Lyft/TikTok, quant trading shops, or Series B+ startups). No non-selective, non-startup companies.
Top university required — must have attended a top ~20 school with a technical degree (math, physics, CS, statistics, or engineering)
Proficiency in Python and SQL — non-negotiable hard skills for modeling and data work
High agency and comfort with ambiguity — minimal handholding; must independently generate ideas, do the research, and drive to measurable outcomes
On-site 5 days/week at Triumph's SF HQ (Levi's Plaza) — no exceptions without executive sign-off
Triumph provides legal, technical, and financial infrastructure to power real-money video game tournaments. Founded by two Stanford CS dropouts and backed by top VCs and esports leaders, it enables legitimate, scalable real-money competition at the intersection of gaming and finance.
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