Oklahoma's data analyst market is driven by the energy industry, healthcare, and a growing tech sector in both Oklahoma City and Tulsa. A very low cost of living and no significant traffic congestion make it a quality-of-life winner for analysts.
9 jobs found
Innovation Data Analyst
Oklahoma State Government — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Senior Technical Business Analyst
Blue Sky Bank — Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Medical Data Analyst II
Oklahoma State Government — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Category Analyst
Love's Travel Stops — Oklahoma City, OK
Financial Analyst
Cherokee Federal — Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Student Data Analyst (Fall 2026)
University of Oklahoma — Norman, Oklahoma, United States
Environmental Data Specialist
East Central University — Ada, Oklahoma, United States
Oncology Data Specialist - CTO
University of Oklahoma — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Business Analyst I (Early Career)
Williams — Albany, Oklahoma, United States
What You Need to Know
Oklahoma offers two metros with complementary analyst markets.
Oklahoma City has diversified beyond oil and gas with a growing tech scene, healthcare systems (INTEGRIS Health, Mercy), and a strong aerospace and defense presence (Tinker Air Force Base is one of the largest military maintenance facilities in the world). Devon Energy, Paycom (a homegrown HR tech success story), and Continental Resources are notable employers.
Tulsa has made headlines for its Tulsa Remote program, which pays remote workers $10K to relocate. The city's energy sector (ONEOK, Williams Companies, Magellan Midstream) and healthcare (Saint Francis Health System) provide local analyst demand. BOK Financial and other financial services firms add positions.
Both cities offer extremely affordable living and have invested significantly in downtown revitalization, creating appealing urban environments at prices that would be unthinkable on the coasts.