Intuit
Principal Data Scientist, Workforce Solutions (GBSG)
$241K–$335K
Mountain View, California +1 · Principal · Full-time · Posted Oct 5, 2026
- Location
- Mountain View, California
San Diego, California - Experience
- 10+ years in data science or analytics.
- Education
- BS or MS in a related quantitative field, or equivalent work experience; advanced degree preferred.
About the job
Sets the data science strategy for Intuit’s Workforce Solutions portfolio, using measurement, experimentation, and customer insights to shape growth plans and product roadmaps.
What you'll do
- Define portfolio growth measures, metrics, and data strategy; analyze customer behavior to identify growth opportunities.
- Design and evaluate experiments and causal analyses, and communicate performance narratives and recommendations to senior leaders.
- Own data architecture and instrumentation, guide cross-functional priorities, and mentor data scientists.
What they ask for
- 10+ years in data science or analytics, with a record of setting strategy and driving business-unit outcomes.
- Deep expertise in experimentation and causal inference, including quasi-experimental and observational methods.
- Advanced SQL and Python; hands-on instrumentation and pipeline/ETL construction; experience with large, multi-source enterprise data.
- Demonstrated ability to influence product and growth roadmaps, communicate with senior executives, and mentor senior data scientists.
Nice to have
- Experience in payroll, HR technology, fintech, or another compliance-heavy domain; experience building and shipping AI agent systems.
- Advanced degree.
Pay
Mountain View: $247,500 - $335,000 USD base salary; San Diego, CA: $241,000- $326,500 USD base salary
Tools
SQL, Python, quasi-experimental designs, synthetic control, difference-in-differences, uplift modeling, ETL
AI focus
Own data architecture and instrumentation, increasingly powered by agentic systems; experience building and shipping AI agent systems is a plus.
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