Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs in Washington, DC

The Data Labeling Specialist will verify event data quality and accuracy by reviewing records, identifying errors, and communicating improvements, focusing on international news sources.

The Energy Analyst will build quantitative models, conduct market analyses, support expert witnesses, and contribute to client deliverables. They will collaborate with senior team members and apply economic theories and data analysis to complex energy issues.

As an Analytics Associate I, you will analyze data, prepare reports, and assist in data-driven decision-making for various clients, enhancing your data analytics skills.

The Associate Analyst assists economists in report creation for litigation, analyzing economic data, conducting literature reviews, and drafting reports.

The Associate will work collaboratively on data projects, developing skills in data engineering, analysis, and science to deliver client solutions.

As an Audit Staff member, you'll design and execute audit procedures, analyze client financials, maintain client relationships, and consult on various audit-related tasks, leveraging advanced analytics and technology.

The Data Analyst assesses data systems, conducts analysis and evaluation of data, develops methodologies for data collection, and communicates findings to management and customers effectively.

The Media Reporting Analyst will support technical reporting for media teams, maintain reporting tools, and assist in developing new tools. Requires skills in SQL, Python, R, and BI tools.

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