Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio

GIS Data Scientist

Salary: unknownOn-siteData and machine learning

Python

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GIS Data Scientist is an open role at NextGen Federal Systems, a company in public sector, education and non-profit. The role is on-site in Wright, United States. We classify it under data and machine learning. Technologies named in the posting: Python. A university degree is required. NextGen Federal Systems has 7 open positions on this site, 4 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-11

About NextGen Federal Systems

Public sector, education and non-profit Non-tech company with an IT team 7 open positions, 57% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Data and machine learning (2), Software engineering (general) (2), AI training and data collection (1).

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Workplace	On-site
Seniority	Not stated
Role	Data and machine learning
Countries	United States
Languages	Python
Employment type	Full-time
Key facts	Stack: Python · Degree required · Security clearance required

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