Top Entry Level Analysis Reporting Jobs in Washington, DC

The Data Specialist coordinates evidence shipments, supports project management in data handling, ensures adherence to protocols, and manages data documentation. They communicate with internal departments and assist in data integrity tasks.

The IT Data Specialist I supports eDiscovery processes, manages data loading and quality checks, and learns technical skills, including scripting.

This position involves supporting client-based data analytics and engineering projects, utilizing SQL, Python, or R, and presenting findings clearly.

Support the ATF by analyzing and organizing information from various sources, ensuring data accuracy, and preparing documents and reports.

The Data Analyst will perform data analysis, write complex SQL queries, support a data quality program, and document data processes. This includes creating reports, conducting presentations, and improving data quality through assessment and testing.

As a Data Analyst I, you will analyze data, design analytics products, support model building, and collaborate with teams to improve program efficiency.

The Data Analyst will conduct data analysis, create visualizations, and collaborate with teams to derive actionable insights for DOW's contract, ensuring data integrity and security.

As a Risk Management Analyst, you'll conduct risk assessments, develop mitigation strategies, and communicate findings to leadership for effective EHR implementation.

Develop and design data pipelines, optimize data delivery and automate processes to support end-to-end solutions in various settings.

As a Business Analyst, you'll support client engagements, conduct data analysis, develop insights, and collaborate with team members to solve complex problems.