Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs

The Intelligence Analyst will exploit Full Motion Video and other intelligence sources, produce reports for government briefings, and participate in training related to intelligence operations.

Work with internal and client teams to design and implement data-driven technology solutions. Apply SQL, Python, and data platform knowledge to process structured/unstructured data, build BI and engineering artifacts, communicate findings to stakeholders, and adapt to new tools and architectures while supporting client-facing delivery.

As a Quantitative Research Analyst, you will develop and test trading algorithms, conduct statistical analyses, and improve mathematical models using complex data sets.

The Data Program Associate will manage data acquisition, partner with product teams, evaluate business cases, and enhance data quality using AI systems.

The Vehicle Data Editor will manage automotive data entry, ensuring completeness and accuracy by researching and interpreting data from OEMs and assisting in data cleanup projects.

As a Quantitative Analyst, you will analyze and develop trading strategies, conduct research, maintain data sets, and enhance tools for investment decisions.

The Production Support Engineer role involves troubleshooting using SQL and related technologies, understanding DWH processes, and providing operational support while working flexibly in shifts.

The Visualization and Reporting Analyst supports Sales & Operations through data visualizations, reporting, and analytical insights, facilitating data-driven decision-making.

The Systems Analyst will lead software projects, ensuring client requirements are met through effective communication, relationship building, and project management. Responsibilities include software design, development, and implementation in a fast-paced environment.

The Database Management Associate oversees data uploads, audits, supports Client Services, and collaborates on data requirements while improving processes.