Bay Area Data Scientist (3–6 Mo Contract) – Multi-Project, Startup-Focused

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Revi is seeking a Bay Area–based Data Scientist for a 3–6 month contract to support a variety of high-impact, cross-functional data projects. You’ll help us make smarter, faster decisions across Sales, Product, Marketing, and Operations through sharp analysis and actionable insights. This role is perfect for someone who thrives in fast-paced startup environments and enjoys working on diverse problems across teams. Who We Are: Revi is a Start Up tech company based in San Francisco, helping local businesses thrive through smarter technology and customer engagement. With our rapid growth, we’re investing in stronger data capabilities to support our next stage of scale. What You’ll Do: Own and execute multiple short- and mid-term data science projects Build dashboards, models, and reports that drive strategy and execution Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to identify data needs and define project scopes Present findings clearly with compelling visualizations and recommendations Offer ad hoc analysis support and strategic insights to leadership What We’re Looking For: 3+ years in data science or advanced analytics Strong Python or R skills, with advanced SQL proficiency Experience with tools like Looker, Tableau, or similar BI platforms Clear communication and ability to manage shifting priorities Startup or high-growth company experience is a strong plus Must be located in the Bay Area (in-person collaboration may be required occasionally) Contract Details: Duration: 3 to 6 months Hours: 15–30 hours/week (varies by project) Location: Bay Area only Rate: Please include your hourly rate and weekly availability Please submit: A short note about your background and work style 1–2 relevant projects you’ve led or contributed to Tools/tech stack you’re most confident with Your hourly rate and typical weekly availability Let’s do great work—fast, focused, and with heart.

Keyword: Product Manager

Data Visualization Data Science Data Analysis