Top Remote Analytics Jobs in Washington, DC

Lead the Payments Insights Analytics team, utilizing data and AI/ML for strategy execution, operational excellence, and stakeholder communication.

The Senior Data Scientist will design and deploy time-series forecasting models, collaborate with stakeholders, and operationalize models in cloud environments, focusing on demand planning across various industries.

The Analytics Manager analyzes complex datasets, builds models, conducts scenario analyses, and provides strategic recommendations to guide decision-making for leadership.

The Data & Analytics Architect will design and implement analytics solutions, support client engagements, and lead data architecture projects, requiring extensive technical and consulting skills.

Lead analytics for law firm operations by writing advanced SQL and Python/R scripts, building executive dashboards, standardizing KPIs, analyzing case lifecycle metrics, identifying bottlenecks, and delivering actionable recommendations to drive capacity planning and process improvements.

Lead enterprise data, analytics, and AI transformation engagements as a strategic advisor and architect. Design cloud data platforms, warehouses/lakehouses, governance, integration, and BI solutions. Oversee delivery, establish standards, mentor teams, support presales, and drive measurable business outcomes across technologies like Oracle, Snowflake, Databricks, and Microsoft Fabric.

Lead design and governance of enterprise ontologies, knowledge graph architecture, ingestion pipelines, and semantic layers. Enable semantic interoperability across data products, implement inference and reasoning, and establish standards, versioning, and data contracts to support scalable graph-driven analytics and AI augmentation.

The Senior Data Engineer will design, build, and support data environments, orchestrate pipelines, and implement data solutions for advanced analytics and machine learning, working closely with project teams.

Lead a team of data engineers and analysts, define the data engineering roadmap, oversee data infrastructure, ensure analytics delivery, and establish data governance standards.

As a Director in the Data & Analytics team, you will lead client engagements, manage projects, develop strategies, create proposals, and mentor team members in data-driven initiatives.

Manage client data and analytics projects to design and implement data strategies, automation, visualizations, and predictive analytics. Translate data into actionable insights, lead cross-functional stakeholder engagement, scope and monitor budgets, and develop internal tools and templates. Apply finance/CPA knowledge where relevant and deliver client-facing presentations.

Manage client-facing data and analytics projects: define data strategy, build automation and ETL, develop visualizations and predictive analytics, drive transformation, manage scope/budget, and communicate findings to non-technical stakeholders while leveraging finance knowledge.

Lead payments analytics by building scalable reporting, causal inference and ML models, designing experiments, partnering with product/engineering/finance to optimize payment processing, reconciliation, and settlement, and translating results into executive recommendations to drive global payments improvements.

Own and improve dbt models, ELT pipelines, and warehouse architecture (Snowflake or equivalent) to deliver reliable executive KPIs and metric governance. Build data spine for Finance/Operations, enforce data quality/testing, partner cross-functionally with Engineering, FP&A, and Accounting, and influence analytics engineering standards, tooling, and roadmap.

Own marketing channel performance tracking, reporting, and analysis. Design and analyze experiments (A/B, incrementality), build dashboards in Looker/Tableau, support LTV and forecasting models, identify measurement gaps, and translate analysis into clear recommendations for Growth, Marketing, and Finance stakeholders.

Lead infrastructure analytics for compute, storage, and networking: design scalable data pipelines, define core metrics, build dashboards and APIs, ensure data quality and governance, drive instrumentation fixes, and advise executives on capacity, utilization, and readiness.

The RevOps Analytics Engineer is responsible for maintaining data infrastructure, building reliable data systems, and supporting revenue analytics through effective data modeling and ETL/ELT processes.

Lead a team to develop data strategy and insights across multiple business functions, driving analytics evolution and ensuring data quality and governance.

As a Revenue Analytics Manager, you will own reporting for Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success, build dashboards, automate workflows, and ensure data quality.