Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs

As a Data Scientist at Similarweb, you will deliver data analysis to support consulting teams and clients. Responsibilities include collaborating on custom data analysis projects, utilizing technologies like web scraping, and ensuring data availability for specific client needs, ultimately driving business impact through analytical insights.

As an Accreditations Analyst at Parallel Markets, you will review accredited investor applications, verify documentation, and communicate with clients to ensure a smooth onboarding process. You'll handle customer inquiries, assist in regulatory compliance reviews, and adapt to various operational roles in a dynamic start-up environment.

The Compliance Analyst will be responsible for performing conflicts of interest searches, ensuring accuracy in information submitted by lawyers, analyzing conflict reports, supporting the firm's ethics programs, and maintaining confidentiality of firm business matters. This role requires excellent research and organizational skills, as well as strong communication abilities.

As a Junior Data Engineer, you will build and support data migration staging environments and warehouses, assist with business and regulatory reporting, profile downstream data for anomalies, collaborate with QA to develop test cases, and create reporting scripts while reviewing peer work.

The EDI Implementation Analyst II at Availity is responsible for setting up, installing, and managing technical systems for clients, including data mapping and training. They test system functionalities and collaborate with product teams for improvements, focusing on moderate to complex implementations. The role includes managing relationships with payers and vendors and creating necessary documentation for integration objectives.

As a Technical Analyst, you will design and support integration solutions between various software systems, particularly with Trimble's Unity suite. The role involves collaboration with technical teams and stakeholders to define integration requirements, conducting gap analyses, configuring integrations, assisting in testing, and ensuring project deliverables meet business needs.

Mentors provide technical support to students by answering queries, reviewing project submissions, and offering personalized feedback while ensuring original work. They maintain a quick response and review time to foster a supportive learning environment.