Where are the data analyst jobs in the US, city by city?

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  1. Where US analyst hiring concentrates
  2. Remote widens your options
  3. Browse by metro
  4. Frequently asked

US analyst hiring clusters in the big tech metros, plus a large and growing pool of remote roles. New York and the San Francisco Bay Area lead, with Seattle, Boston, Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Denver and Atlanta as strong secondary hubs. Pick a metro below to see who is hiring there right now; the board opens on your own country's roles when you visit from the US.

Data, business and product analyst roles follow the money and the tech: the deepest markets are New York (finance, media, ad-tech) and the San Francisco Bay Area (software, marketplaces), followed by Seattle, Boston, Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Denver and Atlanta. If you are open on location, applying across two or three of these plus remote widens your options a lot.

A large and growing share of US analyst roles are remote or hybrid. Remote roles are more competitive because the applicant pool is national, so the winning move is to filter to the ones that accept your location and apply the same day they appear.

Each link opens the live board filtered to that place, with real roles pulled from company career pages and re-checked daily:

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Are there entry-level analyst jobs in these cities?

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