Analytics Engagement Manager
Analytics
Company name available with a job revealFramingham, MACommercial
$106.4K–$123.6K / year
Posted today· United States
Healthcare Data & Analytics Jobs
Analytics teams in healthcare turn claims, clinical, operational, and device data into decisions about cost, quality, and access.
These openings are collected directly from monitored healthcare employer career sites, so you can see which organizations are hiring analytics talent right now.
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Open roles
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Companies hiring
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Newly discovered this week
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Open Analytics roles
A sample of 46 current openings in this category.
Senior Data Analyst
Analytics
Company name available with a job revealChicago, WA · RemoteFull time
$80K–$115K / year
Posted 1 day agoNew· United States
Full Time- Graduate Development Program-AI & Analytics Associate-Nashville, TN or Cambridge, MA-2027
Analytics
Company name available with a job revealNashville, TNFull time
$74K–$118K / year
Posted 1 day agoNew· United States
Senior Analyst, Business Insights
Analytics
Company name available with a job revealLaVergne, TNHybrid · Full time
$104.6K–$174.4K / year
Posted 1 day agoNew· United States
Manager, Analytics
Analytics
Company name available with a job revealRemote - United States · RemoteFull time
Posted 1 day agoNew· United States
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What analytics work looks like in healthcare technology
Healthcare analytics sits on messy, high-stakes data. Analysts and data scientists work with claims and eligibility files, EHR extracts, HL7 and FHIR feeds, lab and imaging results, revenue cycle systems, and device telemetry — often stitched together across vendors and standards. The output can be a payer's risk-adjustment model, a health system's throughput dashboard, a product team's utilization report, or an outcomes study a customer will use to justify renewal.
Employers include health plans and payer technology vendors, provider organizations, digital health and clinical software companies, revenue cycle platforms, medical device manufacturers, and life sciences data firms. Common requirements are SQL, Python or R, dbt and modern warehouse tooling, BI platforms such as Tableau, Power BI, or Looker, and familiarity with healthcare-specific concepts like ICD and CPT coding, HEDIS measures, risk adjustment, or population health.
The regulatory environment shapes day-to-day work: de-identification, minimum-necessary access, audit trails, and documented methodology matter as much as model accuracy. Analytics roles here reward people who can defend a number to a clinical or compliance audience, not only produce it.
Role titles you'll see in this category
- Data Analyst
- Healthcare Data Analyst
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Analytics Engineer
- Reporting Analyst
- Clinical Data Analyst
- Director of Analytics
Titles vary by employer; not every current opening uses these exact names.
Common skills for Analytics roles
Aggregated from the skills our summaries extract from current postings in this category.
- SQL32
- Python20
- Tableau11
- Machine Learning11
- Data Visualization8
- Power BI7
- Data Analytics7
- Data Science7
- Data Modeling7
- Looker5
- Causal Inference5
- Excel5
- Business Intelligence5
- A/B Testing4
- dbt4
- Forecasting4
- Snowflake4
- Data Analysis3
Companies hiring for Analytics
A sample of employers with current openings in this category.
Databricks
Cohere Health
Definitive Healthcare
+16 more employers hiring in this category.
Where Analytics roles are hiring
Locations with meaningful current inventory in this category.
Analytics salary information
Based on current JoinHealthTech.com job postings with disclosed compensation. This is not an industry salary survey.
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Roles with salary disclosed
$115K
Median advertised minimum
$160K
Median advertised maximum
$70K–$255K
Observed range
Roles without employer-provided compensation are excluded; nothing here is estimated.
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Analytics jobs: frequently asked questions
- What analytics jobs appear in this category?
- Roles we classify as analytics — data analysts, business intelligence analysts, analytics engineers, data scientists, reporting specialists, and analytics leadership — at healthcare technology, payer, provider, and life sciences employers.
- Do I need prior healthcare experience?
- Not always. Many employers hire analysts from other industries when the SQL and modeling fundamentals are strong, though roles touching claims, coding, or clinical quality measures usually ask for domain familiarity.
- How is this different from engineering roles?
- Analytics roles focus on interpreting and modeling data for decisions. Data platform and pipeline ownership frequently shows up under engineering, so it is worth browsing both categories.
- Where do these analytics listings come from?
- JoinHealthTech.com monitors healthcare employer career sites directly rather than aggregating from other job boards. Each listing records when we last confirmed it during a successful check, and applying always sends you to the employer's own careers site.
- Can I get alerts for new analytics roles?
- Yes. Save this category as a job alert — optionally narrowed by location, salary, or employer — and we email you when newly discovered analytics roles match. Alert delivery is a Pro feature.