Quantium is a world leader in data science and artificial intelligence. Established in Australia in 2002, Quantium is a global team of more than 1,200 people across 14 locations with a unique blend of capabilities across product and consulting services to help businesses unlock value from data and analytics. Quantium partners with the world's largest corporations to forge a better, more intelligent world.
We're ALL in on AI — transforming ourselves into an AI-native organisation while helping our clients do the same. With 23 years of domain expertise, proprietary data partnerships, and industry-leading AI adoption (90% weekly active usage), we are at the forefront of what's possible with data.
Our Health vertical works with a wide range of Health clients in Australia and internationally — spanning health insurers, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and government — helping them unlock actionable insights that improve outcomes for patients and the broader community.
As a Data Scientist in the Health vertical, you'll be a collaborative technical contributor working within cross-functional teams alongside senior data scientists, consultants, and client stakeholders. You'll deepen your expertise in statistical modelling, machine learning, and AI-native workflows, while engaging directly with clients across multiple health engagements simultaneously.
Technical foundation: Solid Python/R with a strong understanding of data science fundamentals — statistical modelling, machine learning, data preparation, and validation — and a genuine commitment to delivering accurate, error-free analytical work. Experience with cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, or GCP) is valued as we increasingly deploy solutions in cloud environments.
AI curiosity: Experience using AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or similar) in your work — or genuine enthusiasm and a clear willingness to build that fluency. You're open to working in a team where AI-native methods are the default.
Analytical thinking: A systematic approach to problem-solving with the ability to understand health business challenges and translate them into rigorous technical solutions — and to make the complex simple for client audiences.
Collaborative spirit: Good communication skills for working with diverse teams and clients, with the self-awareness to manage your own workload independently while knowing when to escalate or ask for support.