Montana's data analyst market is small but distinctive, with a growing tech scene in Bozeman, healthcare throughout the state, and a quality of life that's increasingly attracting remote workers and tech companies.
$60,000 – $80,000/year
Montana has no state sales tax. The cost of living varies significantly — Bozeman has risen sharply while other cities remain affordable.
Sibanye Stillwater — Big Timber, Montana, United States
Montana's analyst market has grown as tech workers discover the state. Bozeman has become Montana's tech hub, attracting startups and remote workers drawn to the outdoor lifestyle. Oracle has a significant presence, and a cluster of smaller tech companies has formed. Montana State University produces analytics talent. Billings is the state's largest city and offers analyst positions in healthcare (Billings Clinic, St. Vincent Healthcare), energy (coal and oil), and agriculture analytics. Missoula's University of Montana creates research analytics opportunities. The remote work revolution has been particularly impactful in Montana — analysts can now earn competitive salaries from national companies while enjoying world-class access to skiing, fishing, hiking, and wide-open spaces.