Amplio

Amplio

Lead Data Scientist, Appraisal & Pricing

San Francisco, California, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 243 days ago
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About the role

  • Amplio is building the intelligence layer that powers how manufacturers recover value from surplus equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Design and iterate models that estimate fair market value, recovery potential, and optimal disposition strategy.
  • Support Sales to underwrite buyout offers and predict consignment recovery and capacity utilization.
  • Build feedback loops for continuous price optimization and model refinement.
  • Collaborate with Product and Ops to turn insights into high-impact pricing and sourcing actions.
  • About the Role Amplio is building the intelligence layer that powers how manufacturers recover value from surplus equipment.
  • You'll lead the development of our appraisal and pricing capabilities - combining data science with agentic AI to automate and improve valuation decisions at scale.
  • Comfort operating with limited data - capable of building and validating proxy-based models.

Requirements

  • 4-8+ years in data science, analytics, or preferably pricing within marketplaces, logistics, or asset-heavy environments.

Benefits

  • Early-hire equity Best Medical / Dental / Vision plans Parental benefits Flexible PTO Various stipends Clear work-life boundaries

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