Analyze gameplay telemetry and behavioral signals as a Data Scientist supporting Ricochet Anti-Cheat in Sherman Oaks or Vancouver. The schedule is onsite four days weekly.
Activision seeks a Data Scientist to produce insights, experiments, and analyses improving anti-cheat outcomes across Call of Duty live titles. You will use Python, SQL, PySpark, statistics, and experimentation methods. The work includes data engineering, dashboards, model evaluation, and executive reporting. You will collaborate with engineers, analysts, designers, producers, and operations specialists.
Key Responsibilities: Investigate cheating patterns across large-scale gameplay and enforcement datasets
Design experiments measuring detection, intervention, and enforcement impacts
Validate anti-cheat detections while assessing false-positive risk
Create dashboards, recurring reports,



and executive-ready summaries
Recommend priorities from ambiguous, evidence-based investigations
Requirements: Three or more years solving real-world problems with data science
Python, SQL, and PySpark competence for production-scale workflows
Experience with dashboards, reports, and repeatable analytical workflows
Master’s degree or equivalent related work experience
Knowledge of statistics, experimentation, measurement, and model evaluation
Apply statistical analysis, data engineering, and explicit communication to protect competitive integrity across Call of Duty multiplayer experiences.

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📌 Anti-Cheat Data Scientist Call of Duty (British Columbia)
🏢 Activision Blizzard
📍 British Columbia