Top Analysis Reporting Jobs in Washington, DC

The Data Analyst II will analyze large datasets, create visualizations, and ensure data accuracy to support decision-making and improve operations.

Manage projects and teams to leverage data and technology in M&A, driving strategic insights and improving deal decisions through advanced analytics and AI.

The DCIM Analyst manages infrastructure datasets, ensuring integrity and forecasting for space, power, cooling, and asset inventory while enforcing capacity policies and improving operational efficiency.

The Senior Market Analyst conducts market analysis to support product investment, develops data assets, and assesses emerging market opportunities. This role requires analytical skills, strategic thinking, and collaboration with various business lines to drive market strategies and insights.

The Director, Federal Government Affairs will develop advocacy strategies, engage in lobbying, and work with federal officials to advance the company's healthcare objectives.

The role involves data analysis, developing dashboards, defining technical requirements, and presenting data to non-technical clients for U.S. Federal law enforcement.

The Mid-Level Data Analyst will support data analysis, visualization, and reporting for Federal clients, transforming data into actionable insights.

As a Data Analyst, support the Department of Energy by transforming procurement data into actionable insights, applying analysis techniques and building dashboards for informed decision-making.

The Data Analyst will provide analytics support for investigations and litigation cases, manage data collection, and work with project teams to deliver insights and solutions.

As a Business Systems Analyst, you will support a financial and acquisition system by troubleshooting, testing, and documenting solutions while ensuring application functionality meets user needs.

The Director of Law Firm Workplace Analytics will leverage data analytics to support law firm growth, enhance client relationships, and drive business development through strategic market insights and benchmarking analysis.

As a Commercial Reserving Actuarial Analyst, you will lead complex projects, analyze loss data, and develop new loss reserving methodologies.