Top Data & Analytics Jobs in Washington, DC

Oversee public opinion research, manage polling and data projects, and present findings to inform advocacy campaigns.

Business Intelligence SMEs model, construct, and tune business intelligence applications. They also manage teams and develop test plans.

The Business Analyst will develop and maintain reporting solutions, analyze business requirements, collaborate with stakeholders, and support strategic planning through data insights.

The Economist will perform economic and financial analyses for transportation and public safety regulation, assess policy impacts, and conduct quantitative research.

Lead the migration of library systems, focusing on metadata projects, data extraction, and post-migration data cleanup with Ex Libris platforms.

The Business Analyst will serve as an integration point for projects, manage the product backlog, and ensure clarity on project requirements, while requiring strong requirements elicitation and communication skills.

The Business Analyst will lead requirements definition, traceability, and systems analysis, focusing on financial services with significant QA and testing experience, particularly within Capital One.

The GIS Analyst provides geospatial support at SSA Headquarters, creating and managing GIS applications and products for emergency preparedness and incident management.

As a Data Operations Engineer, you will manage data acquisition, ensure data compliance, maintain data storage security, and collaborate with various teams to support operations.

The Information Management Analyst manages export control databases, supports compliance tracking, and collaborates with teams to enhance data processes and reporting.