Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs

The Quantitative Analyst I supports risk management through data analysis, forecasting Net Interest Income, and modeling balance sheet activities using advanced financial modeling tools.

The Underpayment Analyst ensures accurate compensation for hospitals by analyzing claims, resolving discrepancies, and improving reimbursement processes while maintaining compliance with regulatory guidelines.

The Investment Operations Analyst will support daily operations of a multi-billion-dollar investment portfolio, focusing on trade settlement, reconciliations, and cash management.

The Business Systems Analyst I is responsible for supporting hardware and software issues, providing technical assistance to users, documenting solutions, and assisting in system troubleshooting and performance improvements.

Entry-level analyst supporting healthcare consulting engagements: acquire and clean data, build datasets, perform statistical analyses (regression, clustering, forecasting, survival), generate charts/reports, identify insights, support primary research and survey QC, and contribute to client deliverables while following firm procedures and pharmacovigilance requirements.

Review and tag sewer inspection video and visual data using internal tools, applying detailed rules consistently at high speed and accuracy. Navigate multiple software interfaces, meet productivity and accuracy benchmarks, and incorporate training feedback to progress to full production duties.

Annotate and label images and video from humanoid robots using proprietary tools, collaborate with ML engineers on guidelines, flag edge cases, maintain quality and throughput, and provide feedback to improve workflows.

Perform quality assurance on over-ocean optical, SAR, and hyperspectral imagery to ensure high-quality data for AI/ML models. Identify and correct data errors, follow image processing and validation procedures, document findings, and communicate issues to AI/ML teams.

MOTA seeks a market research analyst to analyze data, assess market trends, conduct consumer studies, and prepare reports on consumer electronics.

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