Minnesota's Twin Cities metro offers one of the most underrated data analyst markets in the country. A remarkable concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters, strong healthcare systems, and a growing tech scene create diverse and well-paying analyst opportunities.
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Principal Healthcare Analyst - Provider Relations
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota — Eagan, MN
Principal Financial Analyst- Endoscopy US Commerical
Medtronic — Fridley, Minnesota, United States
Product Marketing Business Analyst
HealthPartners — Bloomington, Minnesota, United States
Business Analyst – HealthPartners Website
HealthPartners — Bloomington, Minnesota, United States
Search Marketing Analyst
Graco — Rogers, Minnesota, United States
Property & Casualty Data Analyst
Federated Mutual Insurance Company — Owatonna, Minnesota, United States
Principal Healthcare Analyst - Provider Relations
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota — Eagan, Minnesota, United States
Sr Distribution Business Analyst
Post Consumer Brands — Lakeville, Minnesota
Senior Data Analyst
Sherwin-Williams — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Variable Data Specialist
Japs-Olson Company — St Louis Park, Minnesota, United States
What You Need to Know
The Twin Cities punch far above their weight for analyst opportunities.
Minneapolis-St. Paul has more Fortune 500 headquarters per capita than almost any metro in the country — Target, UnitedHealth Group, 3M, Best Buy, General Mills, US Bancorp, and Medtronic are all headquartered here. This creates a remarkably diverse analyst market spanning retail, healthcare, manufacturing, consumer goods, banking, and medical devices.
Target's data and analytics team is particularly noteworthy — the company has invested heavily in advanced analytics and offers strong career growth. UnitedHealth Group is one of the largest healthcare analytics employers in the country.
The tech scene has grown steadily, with companies like Code42, Jamf, and a growing startup ecosystem. Rochester's Mayo Clinic creates world-class healthcare research and clinical analytics opportunities.
Minnesota's quality of life — excellent schools, parks, cultural institutions — makes it a strong long-term choice despite the cold winters.