Atlassian can hire people in any country where we have a legal entity, assuming candidates have eligible working rights and a sufficient timezone overlap with their team. As our offices re-open, Atlassians can choose to work remotely or return to an office, unless it’s necessary for the role to be performed in the office. Interviews and onboarding are conducted virtually, a part of being a distributed-first company.
With a sufficient timezone overlap with the team, we’re able to hire eligible candidates for this role from any location in Australia and/or New Zealand. If this sparks your interest, apply today and chat with our friendly Recruitment team further.
In this role, you'll get to:
- Develop machine learning algorithms to predict customer lifetime value and drive business applications using these predictions
- Construct and refine AI algorithms to optimise our marketing and onboarding funnels
- Employ behavioural data and insights to intelligently customize the user journey, boost engagement and purchase rates and increase our number of active users
- Work with our seriously large volume of analytics data to understand insightful trends and behaviours
- Craft machine learning and predictive models to drive intelligent product features
On your first day, we'll expect you to have:
- Bachelor or higher degree (or equivalent) in a quantitative subject (statistics, mathematics, computer science, engineering or physics)
- Industry experience in the data science or machine learning domain
- Development experience in a programming language, Python is strongly preferred
- Expertise in SQL, knowledge of Spark and cloud data environments (e.g. AWS, Databricks)
- Experience developing, building and scaling machine learning models in business applications using large amounts of data. Previous experience in customer lifetime value, churn and propensity modelling is highly regarded
- Ability to communicate and explain data science and machine learning concepts to diverse audiences and craft a compelling story
- Focus on business practicality and the 80/20 rule; very high bar for output quality but recognise the business benefit of “having something now” vs “perfection sometime in the future”
- Agile development approach, appreciating the benefit of review, constant iteration and improvement within a collaborative team environment
It's great, but not required, if you have:
- Experience working in an enterprise or B2B space for a SaaS product provider, as well as the consumer or B2C space
- Familiarity working with go-to-market (GTM), Strategy, Product and Growth teams
- Knowledge of advanced machine learning and deep learning methods applied to digital user behaviours
- Knowledge of A/B experimentation