Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs in Las Vegas, NV

Apply statistical and analytical methods to identify revenue opportunities, build predictive and explanatory models, design and evaluate experiments, analyze and integrate data sources, and translate findings into actionable recommendations for cross-functional stakeholders across hotel, F&B, pool, spa, and gaming operations.

Supports federal-sector clients through business analysis, financial and operational data analysis, dashboard and report development, KPI tracking, requirements gathering, process improvement, data validation, and reporting automation. The role translates business needs into functional specifications, collaborates with technical and government stakeholders, supports UAT and Agile delivery, and communicates insights to program leadership. It also contributes to data governance, quality control, documentation, and enterprise reporting for project controls, facilities, assets, and capital programs.

Develop slot-style game mathematical models using probability, C#, and prize-first game engines. Translate game concepts into software, maintain game metrics and PAR sheets, analyze North American slot-market trends, and collaborate with game designers to create engaging player experiences. The role requires strong organization, adaptability, and willingness to work occasional overtime or weekends, with limited travel.

Conduct quantitative research and statistical analysis of baseball players, teams, and strategies. Build predictive and evaluation models using Statcast, traditional statistics, tracking data, and proprietary datasets. Translate analytical findings into recommendations for scouting, player development, roster construction, and game strategy. Collaborate with baseball staff, communicate technical concepts clearly, monitor league trends, and support data-driven decision-making across Baseball Operations.

The Data Entry position requires inputting, updating, and managing data efficiently across various systems, ensuring accuracy and reliability.