OpenAI

Data Scientist Manager - Measurement & Quantitative Forecasting

San Francisco

Found: October 10, 2025

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This role is based in San Francisco, CA (hybrid, 3 days/week). Relocation support is available.

Compensation:

$325K – $405K + Offers Equity

Responsibilities:

  • Define measurement and forecasting strategy; align definitions and quality standards.
  • Build user-level baselines and confidence intervals; institute stability checks.
  • Ship executive-grade reporting and connect outcomes to interventions.
  • Build automated systems to organize unstructured data.
  • Lead and mentor a team, fostering a high-standards culture.

Requirements:

  • 7+ years in data science or related fields.
  • Strong skills in Python and SQL; experience with data warehouses.
  • Experience managing data scientists or quantitative analysts.
  • Bonus: Familiarity with Airflow.

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