This is the bimonthly R Jobs post (for 2014-09-10), based on the R-bloggers’ sister website: R-users.com.

This time, I’d like to start by thanking Jeff Weakley (more on Jeffat the end of this post) for his huge help in producing the following short (1:30 minutes) video about R-users:

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1. Full-Time

   Business Analyst, Casino & Onboard Revenue Carnival Cruise Lines – Posted by mhunssinger

   Doral Florida, United States

   10 Sep 2014

2. Full-Time

   Statistician to help eliminate hunger by means of better decision making Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations – Posted by Michael kao

   Rome Lazio, Italy

   10 Sep 2014

3. Full-Time

   Statistical Data Analyst for analyzing wireless networks OpenSignal – Posted by Joe Cainey

   London England, United Kingdom

   5 Sep 2014

4. Full-Time

   Senior Operations Research Consultant Revenue Analytics – Posted by Revenue Analytics

   Atlanta Georgia, United States

   3 Sep 2014

 

Extended “Thank You” to Jeff Weakley

A special thanks to Jeff Weakley (@ChocolateFocus) for his help in making this commercial. Jeff is the owner and CD of DC (Creative Director of Data-driven Content) at CreativeAlgorithm.org and ChocolateCoveredFocusGroups.com. He’s an Emmy-winning Creative Director and advertising Copywriter who helps companies, agencies and researchers “Write it. Light it. Shoot it. Cut it. Hack it. And hype it.” He’s also a team member of the DataScience.LA blog. Jeff works in R, Python and SQL and he’s passionate about bringing more data science into the advertising creative arena. In fact, to that mission, he’s currently writing a book for ad creative folks called “Data Science for People Who Hate It Most.”