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Expert Data Modeler, Fraud Risk Detection

Brief overview

Remote
MastersOr in progress
$104k–$180k/yrStated range
3+ yrsMinimum
247 H-1B approvalsDept. of Labor
78 green cardsCertified filings
Fraud Detection ModelingMachine LearningFraud Feature EngineeringPythonPySparkpandasNumPyscikit-learnXGBoostTensorFlowStatistical ModelingModel Evaluation

About the company

Experian is a data analytics and consumer credit reporting company.

Visa sponsorship history

4 years sponsoring, last filed FY2026

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247H-1B approved
100%approval rate
20new H-1B hires
78PERM certified
$146,559median wage / yr
H-1B Petition ApprovalsVisas USCIS actually granted: the strongest sign the company sponsors.
202359
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LCA Certified ApplicationsAn early filing step, not a visa approval: it signals intent, not confirmed sponsorship.
202316
202423
202511
202628
Green Card (PERM) FilingsCertified green card filings: a long-term commitment to international hires.
202319
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20262
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Job description

Summary

Experian is a global data and technology company operating across fraud analytics and commercialization. The Data Scientist will develop fraud detection models and predictive features, investigate fraud patterns, evaluate model performance, and help deploy solutions into decisioning environments while following data privacy, documentation, explainability, validation, and governance standards.

Responsibilities

  • Investigate large datasets, including exploratory analysis and fraud label development, to identify latest fraud patterns, attack methods, and behavioral signals
  • Translate ambiguous fraud and risk problems into clear hypotheses, analytical plans, model requirements, and measurable success criteria
  • Develop machine learning models for fraud detection across account opening, account takeover, and identity risk
  • Evaluate models using metrics like ROC/AUC/KS/Gini, precision/recall, fraud capture rate, false-positive rate, customer friction, and fraud losses prevented
  • Develop and validate predictive features using identity, transactional, consumer credit history, device, behavioral, temporal, velocity, network, and third-party data
  • Write clean, efficient, well-tested Python and PySpark code, and collaborate with teams to bring models and features into batch, retro, or real-time decisioning environments
  • Monitor feature quality, model performance, population changes, and fraud-pattern drift
  • Design and present analyses for model behavior, tradeoffs, risks, and recommendations
  • Follow appropriate standards for data privacy, model documentation, explainability, validation, and governance

Skills

  • * At least 3 years of experience in data science, machine learning, statistical modeling, or a related quantitative field
  • * Bachelor's or advanced degree in computer science, statistics, engineering, data science, or another quantitative discipline
  • * Direct experience developing fraud-detection, identity-risk, credit-risk, financial-crime, or other adversarial risk models
  • * Demonstrated experience creating meaningful fraud features
  • * Proficiency in Python and PySpark, with experience writing modular and tested code for large datasets and distributed or cloud data systems
  • * Experience using common data science and machine-learning tools such as pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, XGBoost, TensorFlow, or comparable technologies
  • * Knowledge of supervised learning, model evaluation, feature selection, statistical inference, experimentation, and model calibration
  • * Experience navigating challenges common to fraud modeling, including class imbalance, delayed or incomplete labels, changing attack patterns, and model drift
  • * Experience moving models beyond experimentation and into production, either directly or in close partnership with engineering teams

Qualifications

Must Haves

  • * At least 3 years of experience in data science, machine learning, statistical modeling, or a related quantitative field
  • * Bachelor's or advanced degree in computer science, statistics, engineering, data science, or another quantitative discipline
  • * Direct experience developing fraud-detection, identity-risk, credit-risk, financial-crime, or other adversarial risk models
  • * Demonstrated experience creating meaningful fraud features
  • * Proficiency in Python and PySpark, with experience writing modular and tested code for large datasets and distributed or cloud data systems
  • * Experience using common data science and machine-learning tools such as pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, XGBoost, TensorFlow, or comparable technologies
  • * Knowledge of supervised learning, model evaluation, feature selection, statistical inference, experimentation, and model calibration
  • * Experience navigating challenges common to fraud modeling, including class imbalance, delayed or incomplete labels, changing attack patterns, and model drift
  • * Experience moving models beyond experimentation and into production, either directly or in close partnership with engineering teams

Benefits

  • Bonus plan
  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits
  • Matching 401K
  • Flexible work environment, with the ability to work remote, hybrid or in-office
  • Flexible time off including volunteer time off, vacation, and sick time
  • 12 paid holidays
  • Variable pay opportunity
  • Comprehensive benefits package

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