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We’re hiring an experienced Data Scientist to join our growing data team. At Kalshi, Data Scientists sit at the center of the company and are embedded across Product, Finance, Marketing, Platform, and more. You’ll combine analytical depth, technical skill, and business intuition to drive decisions, uncover opportunities, and influence product direction. You’ll work on projects ranging from user-behavior insights to revenue optimization, experimentation, modeling, and building internal data tools that scale across the organization. This is a high-impact, cross-functional role based in our NYC office.
Job Responsibility:
Partner with cross-functional teams to define and measure key metrics, design experiments, and extract insights that guide strategy
Build analytical frameworks and models that support Product, Marketing, Platform, and Finance initiatives
Develop tools, datasets, and pipelines that make data more accessible and actionable across the company
Lead end-to-end data projects—from scoping the problem to delivering the solution
Champion data quality, reliability, and democratization throughout the organization
Work closely with Product, Engineering, Design, Research, Sales, Marketing, and Finance to drive measurable impact
Requirements:
4+ years of experience in Analytics, Data Science, or a related field
Fluency in SQL and proficiency in Python or R
Experience with distributed data systems (Redshift, Snowflake, Presto, Hive, Spark, etc.)
Strong grounding in statistical methods, experimentation, and/or forecasting
Proven ability to work cross-functionally and clearly communicate with both technical and non-technical partners
Experience supporting Product, Marketing, Finance, or internal Platform/Tooling teams
Nice to have:
Self-starter energy with the ability to thrive in fast-paced and ambiguous environments