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Data Scientist, Geospatial at Neara - ApplyBlast

Data Scientist, Geospatial

Neara

28 days ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Houston, Texas, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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Neara is seeking a Data Scientist, Geospatial to join its Houston team and support a key regional electric utility. The role involves building physics-backed predictive risk models using complex geospatial datasets to prevent wildfires, predict grid failures, and inform infrastructure investment decisions. This position requires embedding with customer teams to solve spatial challenges and establish quality benchmarks for spatial data accuracy.

Responsibilities

Build predictive risk models combining LiDAR, terrain, and weather data
Embed with customer teams to integrate systems and solve spatial challenges
Establish QA/QC benchmarks for spatial accuracy and coordinate transformations

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About Neara

neara.com

Headquarters

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2016

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Neara is a technology company that specializes in providing physics-enabled digital twin solutions for utilities, enabling them to optimize asset performance and network reliability. Their platform allows users to conduct precise simulations and predictive analyses of infrastructure under various scenarios, such as severe weather conditions, helping to improve decision-making and resource management. Neara's advanced modeling capabilities reduce the time and cost associated with traditional field inspections, empowering utilities to proactively manage risks and enhance safety. Trusted by global utilities, Neara positions itself as a leader in advancing the resilience and efficiency of critical infrastructure.