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The Data Science Industry: Who Does What?

The Data Science Industry: Who Does What? infographic

Where's the "Data Visualizer"?!? The data science occupation is a very popular new career field that many companies are hiring; however, many of these titles are mistakenly used interchangeably. The Data Science Industry: Who Does What? infographic from The Data Camp Blog introduces some of the positions in this upcoming field.

In this infographic we compare the roles of data scientists, data analysts, data architects, data engineers, statisticians and many more. We have a look at their roles within companies and the data science process, what technologies they have mastered, and what the typical skill set and mindset is for each role. Furthermore, we look at the top employers that are currently hiring these different data science roles and how the average national salaries of these roles map out against each other.

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Reader Comments (1)

I find the faces on this one to be kind of creepy. Those blank white eyes, the featureless faces, just a little too human looking to get by as representative, but not real enough to not seem like weird masks. Maybe they are glasses, but that's just a stereotype that nerdy science people wear glasses. I don't know about this one.
December 21, 2015 | Unregistered CommenterJesse
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