Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs in Baltimore, MD

Receive, gather, analyze, reconcile, and accurately enter information from multiple sources; maintain case files and track status; prepare reports, documents, and summaries; perform word processing and provide timely status updates; coordinate information requests; support FBI mission requirements while working collaboratively and following procedures and deadlines.

Design, implement, and administer operational data flows: ingest, clean, enrich, transform, secure, and move mission-critical data. Perform exploratory data analysis, troubleshooting, and collaborate with customers to ensure compliant, reliable data pipelines.

The Business Analyst will support various projects by analyzing processes, capturing requirements, assisting with research efforts, and creating documents, while adhering to project schedules.

Collect and transmit data from retail stores using a scanning device, counting inventories, scanning UPC codes, and collecting promotional information.

The Biotech Associate analyzes preclinical and clinical data, provides investment insights for biotech companies, and has growth opportunities within the firm.

Analyze large healthcare datasets to extract insights, build data models, reports and dashboards, ensure data quality, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and present findings to stakeholders.

Remote entry-level Big Data Engineer role building data acquisition and munging pipelines. Requires strong Python3 (NumPy, Pandas), advanced SQL, scalable algorithm and data-structure implementation on distributed clusters, converting code to functional paradigms, and the ability to learn PySpark or Kafka quickly. Product-development, startup experience and real-world pipeline projects preferred.

Analyze datasets to generate reports and visualizations that inform business decisions. Produce regular reporting, create data visualizations, and work cross-functionally to support data-driven strategies with attention to accuracy.

The Instructional Designer I creates high-quality online courses, interacts with various teams, and requires strong communication and project management skills.

The Neuroimaging Engineer will analyze MRI data, develop software for algorithms, and assist in managing neuroimaging databases and quality assurance.