Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs

The Administrative Data Coordinator ensures efficient office operations by performing data entry, maintaining records, assisting with payroll, and organizing documentation. The role involves communication with various departments, inventory management, and compliance with company policies and biosecurity regulations. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are essential for success in this position.

AlphaGrep is seeking a Quantitative Trading Analyst for their Chicago office. Responsibilities include designing trading strategies, analyzing financial data, and collaborating with senior traders. Ideal candidates have strong problem-solving skills, experience in data analysis and market research, and a passion for financial markets and technology. They should also be proficient in Python programming and able to work in a fast-paced environment.

As a junior data consultant, you will analyze data to aid decision-making by collecting, cleaning, and interpreting data from various sources. Your role involves collaborating with clients to understand their business objectives, using statistical tools to identify trends, and presenting insights clearly. Continual professional development is expected to keep abreast of data analysis techniques.

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Seeking a candidate with a strong understanding of statistics and probability, along with experience in data analytics, data science, or machine learning. Experience with games like simulation, sandbox, or MMO could be an asset. The role involves contributing to a game development studio focused on creating meaningful online game experiences.

Gilmartin seeks motivated individuals for the Analyst Program, focusing on managing client engagements, building investor relations programs, and tracking capital market trends. Analysts will participate in a training program to learn about capital markets and take FINRA Licensing Exams.

The Help Desk Analyst serves as the first line of support for software, hardware, and telephone issues, troubleshooting and escalating as necessary. Key responsibilities include monitoring the ticketing system, providing remote support, and participating in IT support projects while maintaining effective communication with customers.