Illinois — dominated by Chicago — offers one of the largest and most diverse data analyst markets in the Midwest. Finance, consulting, healthcare, and a growing tech startup scene create opportunities across every analyst specialty.
30 jobs found
SAP FI-OTC Integration Business Analyst
AbbVie — Waukegan, Illinois, United States
Aero Building Performance Data Analyst
The Hill Group — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Senior Data Analyst
TransUnion — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Data Analytics Specialist
G2 — Chicago, IL
Americas Tax Technology Group - Business Analyst - Manager
EY Studio+ Nederland — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Payroll Data Analyst
After School Matters — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Business Analyst. L1
Westinghouse — Naperville, Illinois, United States
Supply Chain Operations Business Analyst
Lactalis LUSY — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Data Analyst II - Statistics and Data Science - Hybrid Chicago Loop Office
NORC at the University of Chicago — Chicago, Illinois, United States
Sr. Manager, Data Analyst - Risk Mgmt Product
Capital One — Chicago, Illinois, United States
What You Need to Know
Chicago is a top-tier analyst market, ranking among the five largest in the country.
The city's financial sector is massive — the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, major banks, and a deep trading and fintech ecosystem create strong demand for quantitative and financial analysts. Consulting is equally prominent, with the Big Four and dozens of boutique analytics firms maintaining large Chicago offices.
Tech has been Chicago's growth story. Companies like Grubhub, Groupon, Avant, and a thriving startup scene in the West Loop and River North neighborhoods have created a genuine tech ecosystem. Healthcare analytics is strong too — Northwestern Medicine, Rush, and Advocate Health are major employers.
CPG companies (McDonald's, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez) add another dimension, with deep analytics teams focused on consumer insights and supply chain optimization.
Outside Chicago, the analyst market thins significantly, though Springfield has state government roles and the collar suburbs host corporate analytics teams.