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Data scientist sourcing: where to find proven profiles

Channels, pitfalls, and a method to source senior data scientists without screening 200 generic résumés.

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2 jobs

  • Logo Ganloss
    Data Scientist — Client Delivery
    Ganloss 4.5 · 200 reviews

    For teams that need to hire data scientists: embedded data scientist on US SaaS and fintech accounts — experimentation, forecasting, and GenAI analytics with Ganloss one-click apply.

    Data scientistHiringSQLPython
    Remote · USRemote
    $125k – $165k / year
    Easy applyFull-time9 applicants
    Posted Oct 1, 2026Quick preview
  • Logo Stripe
    Product Data Scientist
    Stripe 4.5 · 200 reviews

    Product data scientist in Chicago, Illinois — full-time and contract-friendly teams running experimentation, causal inference, and GenAI product metrics.

    Product data scientistChicagoExperimentationSQL
    Chicago, ILHybrid
    $135k – $180k / year
    Easy applyFull-time24 applicants
    Posted Oct 1, 2026Quick preview

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Classic channels vs proof-based sourcing

LinkedIn Recruiter, agencies (15–25% of salary), and referrals still dominate — but often surface the same visible profiles.

Ganloss aggregates active US AI candidates with stack, projects, and tests — ideal to complement sourcing with no hire commission.

FAQ

How does Ganloss evaluate a data scientist sourcing: where to find proven profiles?
GitHub projects, open source, papers, Kaggle, or Ganloss technical tests — not just job titles. You see proof before the first interview.
How many data scientist sourcing: where to find proven profiles jobs on Ganloss?
2 matching full-time/mid-level listings. Publish yours to capture active applicants.
What does it cost recruiters?
$36/month all-in: unlimited posts, talent pool, candidate contact. No hire commission.
Can I target senior profiles only?
Yes — filter by experience, stack, and shipped projects. Ganloss /careers/* pages focus on mid and senior profiles, not internships or apprenticeships.