Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs

The Medical Imaging Case Analyst is responsible for creating computer 3D models of coronary arteries from cardiac medical imaging (CT scans) to show how narrowings and blockages impact blood flow. The role involves interpreting CT imaging data, performing visual inspections, working in a regulated environment, and providing consultations to team members.

The Freelance Digital Analytics Specialist will manage and analyze data using Google Analytics, monitor SEO and website performance through Google Search Console, implement event tagging, create, and troubleshoot tags with Google Tag Manager, and upload data to Datorama and Power BI. The role requires leveraging HubSpot to manage CRM processes and analyze customer data.

The Capture Analyst supports the analysis of federal government contract pursuits, focusing on business development pipeline management. Responsibilities include data analysis, market research, proposal development, and project coordination. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills to assist in delivering intelligence and enhancing the organization's business development processes.

The Technical Privacy Analyst configures, maintains, and optimizes the OneTrust platform for privacy and compliance initiatives, collaborating with various teams to ensure alignment with policies and regulations. Responsibilities include system optimization, data management, technical support, compliance monitoring, documentation, issue resolution, reporting, vendor management, and conducting audits.

The eSourcing Analyst will support ITW's Strategic Sourcing initiatives and manage e-Sourcing activities. Responsibilities include creating e-Sourcing events, performing bid analyses, collaborating on project strategies, and developing category expertise. The role requires strong relationship-building skills and proactive project management within a fast-paced environment.

The Business Analyst will gather and document requirements, create business process models, develop technical specifications, and translate business needs into system requirements. The role includes troubleshooting and resolving production issues, ensuring effective communication between the business and technical teams.

Quality assurance analysts perform testing and documentation of software applications. They test software after development to ensure it meets user requirements, recommend improvements, and document the testing process. They may also create training materials and instruct users on software use.