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Big Sky Code Academy looks to train data scientists to fill workforce shortage

August 2, 2017 /

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The good news is, entry-level data analysts in Montana make around $55,000 a year. The bad news is, there aren’t enough of them to go around.

A Missoula-based coding school plans to launch a new boot camp for aspiring data scientists this fall, adding to its growing list of courses aimed at preparing workers for emerging fields in the state’s technology sector.

Devin Holmes, founder of Big Sky Code Academy http://www.bigskycodeacademy.org/ and chairman of the workforce development committee at the Missoula Chamber of Commerce, said data scientists are in high demand.

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Full Story: http://www.missoulacurrent.com/business/2017/08/missoula-tech-program-data/

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