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I think BAH has a pretty solid data science offering, though I'm several years out of date on BAH's offerings. I've heard Deloitte and ACN are also good in that space.
Agreed. The key with everything though is to be in the right teams and projects to do the DA work that interests you.
If you have a TS, we've got real DS work. If not, you'll probably be stuck doing "DS Consulting" for a Fed client who thinks Excel is a database.
Not Booz
@bah2 2 years system engineer experience, started an MS in data science and had started an MS in data science. Took 2 years to get a half assed data role. Sitting happy at Deloitte where they actually have the work.
D, BAH, AFS.
Spot on
Accenture has the strongest. Been to 3 different consulting firms and they have brilliant resources
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Not helpful EY2. Also not my question.
If you are looking into data science roles - especially to get some initial experience and grow the skill set, I’d also suggest looking at some of the more “traditional” defense contractors who are a lot more established in those areas. Don’t limit yourself to the consulting world for something like data science.
Probably Deloitte, EY, KPMG, Accenture
How does Palantir stack up here?