Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs in St. Louis, MO

Inovalon seeks candidates to join their Talent Community, emphasizing data-driven solutions to enhance healthcare outcomes and economics.

Design, build, and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines and data models to populate the data warehouse. Write reusable SQL and Python to transform data, monitor pipeline reliability and quality, enable AI workflows, collaborate with stakeholders, and drive adoption of modern data stack technologies (DBT, Iceberg, Databricks). Support data governance, observability, and security practices.

Analyze conversational call flows and large datasets to optimize IVR and generative AI systems. Perform call testing, annotation, dashboard monitoring, and deliver data-driven insights and presentations to improve self-service, reduce agent handling, and enhance customer experience.

The Data & Analytics team at Surescripts transforms healthcare data into actionable insights, collaborating with various stakeholders to support critical decisions across the healthcare ecosystem.

Collect, validate, and maintain market data across asset classes; perform statistical analysis and modeling; ensure data accuracy through QA; troubleshoot discrepancies; produce reports, dashboards, and recommendations; partner with stakeholders to improve data models and analytics practices.

The Reports Analyst role involves gathering, cleaning, and analyzing data, while training staff and providing insights to support business strategies.

Remote entry-level Big Data Engineer role building data acquisition and munging pipelines. Requires strong Python3 (NumPy, Pandas), advanced SQL, scalable algorithm and data-structure implementation on distributed clusters, converting code to functional paradigms, and the ability to learn PySpark or Kafka quickly. Product-development, startup experience and real-world pipeline projects preferred.

Analyze datasets to generate reports and visualizations that inform business decisions. Produce regular reporting, create data visualizations, and work cross-functionally to support data-driven strategies with attention to accuracy.

The Instructional Designer I creates high-quality online courses, interacts with various teams, and requires strong communication and project management skills.

The Neuroimaging Engineer will analyze MRI data, develop software for algorithms, and assist in managing neuroimaging databases and quality assurance.