Top Entry Level Data & Analytics Jobs in Boston, MA

Perform independent healthcare analytics projects for clients: use statistical tools, predictive modeling, BI/reporting and data visualization. Build reports and insights using R, SAS, SPSS, Cognos, and Business Objects, and collaborate with the Senior Consultant to maintain client relationships.

Support quantitative research, portfolio management, and risk teams by developing and maintaining quantitative models, portfolio construction and risk processes, addressing data and analysis requests, communicating results, and participating in research projects to enhance tools and models.

An 18–24 month rotational analyst program across Product, Claims, and Underwriting. Participants analyze qualitative and quantitative data, support projects, perform market research, improve processes, present findings to leaders, and engage in structured training and mentorship to prepare for a long-term role.

Collaborate with teams to analyze data, optimize media investments, and support decision-making in a hybrid media analytics role. Gain hands-on experience with analytics tools.

Administer and maintain IBM DataStage environments: create/manage projects, manage engine and WAS services, install patches, perform server restarts and maintenance, script in Unix, plan capacity, tune performance, manage code migration/version control, and coordinate with clients and offshore teams.

The Data Specialist enters data into databases, conducts queries, analyzes data, and creates reports or forms using Microsoft Access.

The position focuses on technology and artificial intelligence at a multi-strategy investment firm, emphasizing innovation and collaboration.

Reviews, develops, validates, and refines dashboards, reports, visualizations, calculations, data sources, KPIs, and analytical workflows across BI platforms. The role documents findings, provides structured feedback, troubleshoots reporting accuracy, and evaluates AI-powered agents and workplace connectors used in analytics processes.

The Database Administrator III role requires U.S. citizenship and completion of all work within the continental United States, Alaska, or Hawaii. The provided description does not specify database administration responsibilities, tools, or technical qualifications. Compensation is $120,000 to $150,000 annually.

Maintain mine-action information management systems, databases, data flows, and quality-control processes. Produce GIS maps, web maps, visualizations, analyses, and prioritization tools using ArcGIS and related platforms. Support mobile data collection, SQL reporting, UNMAS data transfers, staff training, and sector technical working groups. The role supervises data-collection staff and requires English and Arabic proficiency, with rotational deployment in Gaza and regional travel.