New Jersey offers a surprisingly strong data analyst market, powered by pharmaceutical companies along the I-95 corridor, financial services firms in Jersey City, and major corporate headquarters. NYC proximity drives both opportunity and competitive salaries.
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Business Intelligence Engineer
DTCC — Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
Corporate Business Development Manager Data Specialist
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers — Piscataway, New Jersey, United States
Strategic Financial Analyst - Iselin, NJ
Provident Bank — Iselin, New Jersey, United States
Sr. Financial Analyst, DTC News
Versant — Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, United States
Reference Data Analyst
TIAA — Iselin, New Jersey, United States
Temporary Financial Analyst
F & S Produce Company — Vineland, New Jersey, United States
Business Data Analyst – Inventory Forecasting
Mai Placement — Newark, New Jersey, United States
Logistics Data Analyst
Mai Placement — Newark, New Jersey, United States
Business Analyst w. Risk/PnL/Finance regulatory
Innova — Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
Senior Marketing Analyst, Ancillary Insurance Benefits
Hub International Insurance — Chicago, New Jersey, United States
What You Need to Know
New Jersey's analyst market benefits from being sandwiched between New York and Philadelphia.
The pharmaceutical corridor (often called the 'Pharma Belt') is the state's signature strength. Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and dozens of mid-size pharma and biotech companies create one of the densest concentrations of healthcare and pharmaceutical analytics in the world.
Jersey City and Hoboken have become extensions of Manhattan's financial district, with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and numerous fintech companies maintaining significant offices. These roles pay at near-NYC levels with slightly lower living costs.
The Princeton area hosts major corporate operations — Novo Nordisk, NRG Energy, and educational institutions create a diverse analyst market. Rutgers University's analytics programs feed talent into the local market.
Central and South Jersey offer lower cost of living with access to both NYC and Philadelphia job markets.