Top Data & Analytics Jobs in Boise, ID

The Data Analyst will analyze large datasets in structured finance, ensuring accurate reporting, compliance, and direct client communication while enhancing technical skills.

The Analytics Engineer will enhance BI infrastructure, collaborate with Data Engineering, and deliver analytics-ready data. Responsibilities include managing Snowflake, dbt projects, and CI/CD workflows, optimizing data structures, and supporting BI initiatives.

As a Curriculum Manager, you will manage the content development lifecycle, collaborate with instructors, and improve data science curriculum, ensuring technical accuracy and pedagogical effectiveness.

The Director of Credit will analyze credit performance, develop credit strategies, collaborate with data science and engineering teams, and present insights to leadership.

The Data Engineer will build and maintain data pipelines, optimize queries, collaborate with teams, and ensure data quality across Google Cloud systems.

Partner with Marketing stakeholders to define questions, build and maintain Tableau dashboards, run deep-dive analyses, forecast funnel and pipeline, and deliver clear data-driven recommendations to inform strategy and execution.

The Data Analyst will engage in preparing and understanding data for predictive modeling, collaborate with cross-functional teams, create datasets, and manage data assets with an aim to innovate and drive productivity.

The Revenue Strategy and Operations Manager will drive GTM transformation, manage RevOps functions, and design data-driven workflows for sales and post-sales. Responsibilities include forecasting, automation, and performance analytics with a focus on enterprise sales.

Lead the design, development, and management of Workday integrations and Extend applications; oversee integration projects and ensure compliance with data security standards.

The role involves leading the Content Engineering team, managing DITA authoring systems, and collaborating across disciplines to unify and improve content processes.